Korea to promote minors at specific time can not play

In order to prevent underage young players too addicted to the game, South Korea is actively and deeply promote the "youth anti-addiction system."　　South Korean lawmakers are considering pushing players under the age of 18 to be unable to connect to online game servers for a specific period of time, according to South Korean foreign reports. The call in South Korea, known as a "limited-time shutdown system", has sparked discussion recently, with some parents asking game companies to block links to game servers for their children at specific times, such as classes.　　South Korea's parliament is discussing the law on the revitalization of the game industry, hoping to specify that the game company has the obligation to provide information about the use of games by young people, such as the time and payment status of the game, when the Guardian is in need. According to South Korean media reports, at the current stage of the law, a number of South Korean main online game manufacturers, including NCsoft has begun to provide information on parents.　　Like Neowiz Games began to ask parents to take action at a specific time to restrict access to game servers, as well as Nexon to provide parents with the necessary information about their children's use of online games. South Korea's Ministry of Culture and Sports tourism officials recently and 7 major game manufacturers for related issues to communicate. According to the South Korean foreign reports, if the determination to implement a "limited time shutdown system", it may be the most likely to be driven by self-regulatory form.