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Games children play; Games genres; Managing your children's game playing

Parents are concerned about the effects on impressionable children of hot-selling, sophisticated computer games, often exploiting graphic anti-social themes. DAVID ARMSTRONG reports.

You may have bought it with the best of intentions. Remember the justification? 'It'll help the kids with their homework, improve their technology skills, and manage the household budget.'' And, as a bonus, you could play a few games.

Now that expensive family PC sits in the spare room being pounded mercilessly by joystick-wrenching, square-eyed children fighting evil monsters or wasting yet another enemy city. For many parents, evenings are a battle to get homework, or anything useful, done. 'Just a minute,'' ...

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