A report card for video games
May 22, 2003 at 11:32 AM ET
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HPANA (via Boston Globe)
Thanks to Geri for this Boston Globe article:
The National Institute on Media and the Family, a nonprofit resource for information on the impact of media on children and families, publishes an annual report card of video games. The list ... includes highlights from the report card as well as some recommendations from Kevin Hanninger, doctoral candidate in health policy at Harvard University. Ratings from the Entertainment Software Rating Board
also are included.
...
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Rated E, but has enough violence that it's probably not appropriate for children under 8, although it is mostly magical violence.
The full list is available at the top link.