Difference between revisions of "PEGI"
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== Ratings == | == Ratings == | ||
The ratings for PEGI are. | The ratings for PEGI are. | ||
| − | *PEGI 3 | + | *PEGI 3 (games such as certain Mario games) |
| − | *PEGI 7 | + | *PEGI 7 (games such as Minecraft) |
| − | *PEGI 12 | + | *PEGI 12 (games such as Fortnite and Overwatch) |
| − | *PEGI 16 | + | *PEGI 16 (games such as Halo and Valorant) |
| − | *PEGI 18 | + | *PEGI 18 (games such as Battlefield V) |
This is to help parents know what content is suitable for their kids. | This is to help parents know what content is suitable for their kids. | ||
Revision as of 23:11, March 15, 2021
Pan European Game Information (PEGI) is a European video game content rating system used to warn parents about the content inside a game, whether it contains swearing or not or what level of blood is in a game.
Ratings
The ratings for PEGI are.
- PEGI 3 (games such as certain Mario games)
- PEGI 7 (games such as Minecraft)
- PEGI 12 (games such as Fortnite and Overwatch)
- PEGI 16 (games such as Halo and Valorant)
- PEGI 18 (games such as Battlefield V)
This is to help parents know what content is suitable for their kids.