Examples of using Pegi in English and their translations into Slovak
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The PEGI Council.
Calls upon all stakeholders involved in the sale of videogames in retail shops to agree within two years on a Pan-European Code of conduct on the sale of games to minors andon commitments to raise awareness of the PEGI system among parents and children, as well as to ensure adequate resources to implement the provisions of this Code.
PEGI has a website at pegi.
Of equal importance is for the authorities in the PEGI countries to keep abreast of and be involved in PEGI.
Thanks Pegi, for being such a wonderful mother to our children.
While the independent organisations of NICAM and the VSC grant the PEGI ratings, PEGI itself remains a self-regulation system.
PEGI considers the age suitability of a game, not the level of difficulty.
The operator of a website or games portal is permitted to use the PEGI OK label based upon a declaration made to PEGI that the game does not contain any material that requires a formal rating.
The PEGI age rating system issues licenses to use a specific age class label and descriptor for a specific product on a specific platform.
Should a complaint be received from a consumer or publisher regarding a rating given to a game andno satisfactory settlement can be reached by the PEGI administrator through discussion, explanation or negotiation the complainant may formally request the Complaints Board to mediate.
The search page of the PEGI website is reserved for parents and adult purchasers of interactive software.
PEGI 18 Career mode fifa 16 adult classification is applied when the level of violence reaches a stage where it becomes a depiction of gross violence, apparently motiveless killing, or violence towards defenceless characters.
The search page of the PEGI website is reserved for parents and adult purchasers of interactive software.
PEGI- Pan European Game Information(PEGI) is a European video game content rating system established to help European consumers make informed decisions on buying computer games with logos on games' boxes.
If you are not satisfied with the response from the PEGI Online Administrator, or with the steps taken as a result of your complaint, you can request that the case is taken to a Complaints Board, which must provide a decision within two weeks.
PEGI Online was launched in 2007 as an addition to the PEGI system to give young people in Europe better protection against unsuitable online gaming content and to help parents understand the risks within this environment.
Calls upon the video games and consoles industry to further improve the PEGI and PEGI On-line systems and in particular regularly to update the criteria for age rating and labelling, to advertise PEGI more actively and to increase the list of signatories.
The PEGI system was developed and based on existing rating systems in Europe and is supported by the majority of relevant Member State Government Agencies.
As for all self-regulated systems, the PEGI System is based on a Code of Conduct, a set of rules which every publisher of interactive software contractually commits to respect when using the PEGI system.
Adopted in 2003, PEGI labels provide an age rating and warnings such as violence or bad language, empowering parents to decide which game is appropriate for their children, as well as adult gamers to better choose their games.
The board is made up of representatives of; the users of PEGI(games publishers), the gatekeepers of PEGI(the game console manufactures) and the promoters of PEGI(national trade associations) plus representatives from the PEGI Council and the PEGI Experts Group.
The PEGI administrator(NICAM or VSC depending on the provisional age rating given) are sent an examination pack which contains all of the information and material required to double-check the provisional rating against the PEGI criteria.
The licence to display the PEGI Online Logo is granted by the PEGI Online Administrator to any online gameplay service provider that meets the requirements set out in the PEGI Online Safety Code(POSC).
PEGI Online licence holders will prohibit subscribers from introducing content or indulging in online behaviour which is illegal, offensive, racist, degrading, corrupting, threatening, obscene or which might permanently impair the development of young people.
It's an addition to the PEGI system for online games and aims to give young people in Europe improved protection against unsuitable online gaming content and to educate parents on how to ensure safe online play.
PEGI On-line10, which was launched in June 2007 and co-funded by the Safer Internet Programme, is the logical development of the PEGI system, designed to better protect young people against unsuitable gaming content and to help parents understand the risks and potential for harm within this environment.
It works on adapting and modifying the PEGI questionnaire and the underlying criteria to take account of technological and content developments and recommendations made by the PEGI Council or circumstances brought to light by the complaints procedure.