| ON: Content is age-appropriate for kids this age. | |
| PAUSE: Know your child; some content may not be right for some kids. | |
| OFF: Not age-appropriate for kids this age. | |
| NOT FOR KIDS: Not appropriate for kids any age. |
Parents need to know that this hardcore gaming site contains violent and gory game footage as well as a good bit of racy content, including interviews with adult film actresses and clips of women in their underwear.
It's all games, all the time, at PWNORDIE.COM, a fan site that features reviews, forums, news, walkthroughs, cheats, promotions, and plenty of other content, all about video games. There are trailers for upcoming releases, clips from actual games showing how to beat particularly difficult challenges, interviews with fans, and celebrities discussing their favorite games. Some clips are provided by users, some are action sequences taken straight from games, and others are professionally created publicity videos.
PWN is gaming slang for humiliating an opponent, and people who already know that will probably find much to like on this site. If you've got a game fanatic on your hands, be aware that PWN has lots of bloody brawls, big explosions, gunfights, and scantily clad women -- shown both in the games and playing them. Though there is no sex or nudity, and the terms of service bar
obscenity, the "over 18" content areas are easily accessible.
Families can talk about what appeals to them about various game genres. What makes a game inappropriate for kids? If you like to play video games, would you be entertained watching clips of other people's games? Or do you think that playing is only fun for the players, not an audience?
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