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The company behind 'Fortnite' told UK lawmakers that the game isn't addictive, after Prince Harry said it was 'irresponsible' and should be banned
The company behind 'Fortnite' told UK lawmakers that the game isn't addictive, after Prince Harry said it was 'irresponsible' and should be banned
Jun 22, 2019, 01:38 IST
In April, Prince Harry said "Fortnite" is "irresponsible" and that parents shouldn't allow it in their homes.
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"Fortnite" doesn't ask players for their age, though it's rated for players 12 and up in Europe.
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DCMS Committee members repeatedly asked if "Fortnite" warns players after excessive playtime or spending.
"Fortnite" sells digital currency in packs for between $10 and $100. Parents can restrict purchases for kids but it requires changing account control settings outside of the game.
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Epic doesn't believe "Fortnite" is addictive, but admits that some people can have an unhealthy relationship to the game, as they could with any hobby.
The company behind 'Fortnite' told UK lawmakers that the game isn't addictive, after Prince Harry said it was 'irresponsible' and should be banned