He suggested imagining that the Import Substitution Competence Center in the field of ICT put aside all its work and was only busy filling the “black” and “white” lists. You can’t buy banned games in stores, you can be penalized for this, so only “white” games are available.
But don’t forget about pirates who, in addition to supplying banned games underground, will also make collectibles like “Ten bloody shooters just banned in the Russian Federation.” The deputy also reminded that the accounts on the gaming services are located in other countries and nothing can be done about it. A ban won’t help here.
Gorelkin noted in this regard that children will not only play permitted games. And if you need to protect children from negative influence, this is controlled by parents. And now nothing prevents parents from checking their children and knowing what they are playing.
Gorelkin also suggested creating a rating system for video games.
Source: Ferra
