The Secret to Healthy Video Gaming at Home: Asking Better Questions
New Games for Change white paper highlights the gap between public narratives about video games and families' lived experiences. It also points to a practical opportunity: nearly 60% of children say they want their parents more involved in their video gaming lives.[1] NEW YORK, July 21,...
New Games for Change white paper highlights the gap between public narratives about video games and families' lived experiences. It also points to a practical opportunity: nearly 60% of children say they want their parents more involved in their video gaming lives.[1] NEW YORK, July 21,...
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