Access Alert European Parliament calling for new gaming

The gaming industry has been on everyone’s minds recently, with policymakers and regulators becoming increasingly critical in shaping the sectoral landscape. Video games are a key part of our daily lives and almost 3 billion people across all age groups actively play games,[1] with the average gamer being 34 years old.[2]

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