You seem like you know a lot about video games.
Video game companies are using “pay-to-win” and “loot box” systems to addict children to their games and spend their parents money. The industry needs to be upfront about their role in America’s growing addiction economy & stop practices that exploit kidshttps://twitter.com/Kotaku/status/1126155720817291264 …
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From us gamers, we hate this crap and wish it never happened. Blame valve and EA for even starting the trend.
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Woah hold on...
@HawleyMO i support your fight to make big tech accountable but this is a little too much. It is the responsibility of parents to monitor there children not goverment. Will not just effect minors.https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/09/11/younger-men-play-video-games-but-so-do-a-diverse-group-of-other-americans/ … -
As someone who plays games and have friends and associates who frequent phone games...this is LONG overdue. Phone games aren't actual games, but pre-programmed data-mining expenditures who throw pay baiting and pay-to-win mechanics on top of the pile. It has to stop.
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Edtech is pushing video games into schools & classrooms, collecting data, predicting and addicting school children, under the guise of personalized learning, gamification. Parents want strong
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#gdpr4kids please and thanks
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