YouTube is, as far as I’m concerned, a garbage platform, particularly for children. While there is content of real worth on the platform, there seems to be orders of magnitudes more asinine rubbish, polluting children’s brains with hogwash, vapid nonsense and outright lies. YouTube’s danger for the youth is more pronounced than that though, as it’s also used by paedophiles to get their kicks and groom children for abuse.

Gaming addiciton is real, and China aims to curb time spent by children on games.

Kids ended up seeing naked pictures while playing games in their local Panarottis. Is this a singular incident, or are kiddy play rooms in restaurants needing a bit more scrutiny?

At its core, Fire Emblem games are all about building trust and relationships with your army. And then watching said trust become a night of badness that adds a new soldier to your army nine months later.

Enter the LeapFrog EPIC, a tablet that was supposedly designed especially for kids from the ages of three and up. Naturally, I was chosen to review it.

Most children play online using mobile devices. Should parents be worried?

Video games don't let you kill children. Why the heck not?

By Adam Hartland Over the last decade the computer game industry has become one of the most profitable industry’s in the home entertainment sector. With franchises such as the increasingly popular Call Of Duty, brining in extraordinarily high figures that reach in excess of billions, it’s no surprise that this new found success has come hand in hand with controversy …