Yes, definitely. I believe that. Unfortunately, sometimes some kids see something they couldn’t see as a child. Like war themed computer games is really harmful for kids because they didn’they, don’t aware of. They live in the real world or they just didn’t aware of this is the computer game. They it seems like it’s a normal life and they this is not a normal. And we shouldn’t be normalized. These kinds of things like a war or weapons or fighting scenes, something like that. Also there are so manyies and the physical tension, something like that. And this child shouldn’t see these kinds of things because they are not aware of what kinds of things they are. And this is not a normal. After a few years later, they can be watched or play. Uh, I believe that all parents and all public need to be attention of it.
Band 6+: do you think that all computer games should have a minimum age for players?
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Yes, definitely. I believe that all computer games should have a minimum age for players. Unfortunately, sometimes children see things in games that they aren't ready for. For example, war-themed games can be harmful because kids might not understand the difference between the game and real life. They might think violence is normal, and we shouldn't normalize it. There are also issues with physical tension and violence in some games. Children shouldn't be exposed to these things because they don't understand the context. It's not normal. They can play these games later when they are older. I believe that parents and the public need to be aware of these issues.
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