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General · 12 March 2026

EA Sports FC Faces Higher PEGI 16 Age Rating

EA Sports FC Faces Higher PEGI 16 Age Rating

Players across Europe can expect many popular video games to receive notably higher age ratings when new rules begin this June. The Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) organisation is introducing four new criteria to its rating system. These tackle game elements such as paid loot boxes, time-limited content, addictive play designs, and unchecked online communication.

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