A new generation of technologically savvy parents are turning gaming into a family event, according to a new survey, but critics pushing for greater monitoring of video game content remain concerned.
An online survey of 1,014 U.S. children and their parents, conducted by market researcher Harrison Group ? and commissioned by U.S. game publisher Activision (ATVI) ? found 58 percent of parents surveyed said they play video games, and more than half this time is spent with their children.