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EveryonePlays: The Palcast - 16/03/10

PALGN Feature | EveryonePlays takes to the audio medium.
In the latest episode of the Palcast, we go on the internet airwaves to discuss all that’s happening with the EveryonePlays campaign. The regular crew of Anthony, Michael and Jahanzeb are joined by PALGN Executive Editor Jeremy to talk about what’s being done to help introduce an R18+ classification. Topics include the impact of adult videogames on children, Michael Atkinson, one of the central figures in the classification debate, and what you – the listener – can do to help. While listening to the Palcast, remember to drop past your local GAME store and sign the EveryonePlays petition.

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