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Do you know your gamer?

Take this quiz to find out what you do, or don't know about your child's video game habits.

ESRB Ratings

Learn how you can use the ESRB rating system to choose the right video games for your family.

10 Easy Steps

Learn these 10 easy steps toward safer gaming with Kinect and Xbox 360.

What's New

Xbox 360's Director of Online Safety, Doug Park, will speak on the "Taming the Reputation Monster" panel on January 12 at the Consumer Electronics Show's Kids@Play Summit. Doug will share the latest on family safety for Xbox 360 alongside fellow online safety advocates, including our partner, ConnectSafely.org!
 
The latest Xbox LIVE update brings content from nearly 40 entertainment providers, including movies, music and television shows, as well as voice search with Bing. We’ve also updated our industry-leading Family Settings to ensure that parents remain in control.
  
In partnership with the Game Developer's Conference Online, WebWiseKids recently launched a new interactive game called "Passing the Ball" to help parents and kids learn more about online safety.
 
ESRB Game Rating App Now Available on Windows Phone 7
The video game ratings app from the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is now available for Microsoft Windows Phone 7. This free mobile app allows easy access to video game ratings and detailed rating summaries, right from your smartphone.
 
 


 

 

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The Get Game Smart program is designed to help families enjoy video games and online media in ways that are safer, healthier and more balanced.

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