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Date: 13 August 2007
PS2 Parental GameLockProtect your children from playing unsuitable games. Mature rated games are out for youngsters!Parental GameLock ensures your child can ONLY play the games that you decide are suitable for them. This can be based around age ratings, or your own personal preference. Referencing data from the official video game ratings organisations, Parental GameLock uses its in-built database to allow you to “lock-out” games that are designed for an older audience with themes including Violence, Strong Language, and Nudity, ensuring your child can only play the games you want them to play. 
EASY TO SET UP - Installation is easy. Connect the X-Lock to your console, install the Parental GameLock and set your password and child’s age. That’s it! Your child can now only play the games you wa them to play. MULTIPLE AGE PROFILES - Multiple age profiles can be added for your other children allowing them their own Passcode to play games of a differing age rating than your youngest child, but still with the age ratings you have set. FULLY UPDATEABLE - The Parental GameLock database is fully updateable and once added to the database, the child can play the game unsupervised if you have specified it is a suitable age rating. Parental GameLock is also compatible with PS1® games played on the PS2®.
Price: £24.99
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PS2 Parental GameLockProtect your children from playing unsuitable games. Mature rated games are out for youngsters!The year-end report for video games held surprises as next-generation systems took a back seat to the old standbys.With the imminent release of Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3), news of the groundbreaking features of the console have begun leaking from press sources around the globe.The contrasting fortunes of two of the biggest players in the global gaming market were underlined today when Sony announced a 94% plunge in profits for the most recent quarter, while Nintendo said its profits over the first half of the fiscal year had more than tripled.Demand for next-generation console propels Xbox 360 through the 100,000 markPink seems to be the new black. There's a glut of pink gadgets hitting the market right now, from the pink DS Lite to the pink notebook (not to mention a number of mobile handsets). So it's no surprise to see Sony getting in on the act with the launch of a pink PlayStation 2. |
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