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Study: Just 20 percent of under-17 kids can buy 'M'-rated games
ecoustics.com May 8, 2008
The U.S. government conducted a nationwide 'secret shopper' study and found that retailers are doing a better job of keeping kids away from games and other media aimed at those 17 and above. ... Posted by Daniel Terdiman | Post a comment According to the FTC, only 20...
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