Nintendo DSI - Parental Controls Overview; Restricted Features and Ratings

Parental
Controls
settings
allow
parents
or
guardians
to
manage
what
content
can
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used or downloaded on the Nintendo DSi XL system. Only one set of Parental Controls Pan European Game Information (PEGI) Video a
settings can be enabled per system, so it is recommended that you choose the most Game Software Rating Information Icons
secure setting required for your family. You can then share the PIN with users who may . >
be allowed access to blocked content. ‘Age rating categories
What Can Parental Controls Restrict?
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> Restrict usage of software based on PEGI/BBFC* rating guidelines. You cannot Pepa Wa every He re ey cclor 2 Suitable for
use this to restrict the use of Nintendo DS software or software downloaded via de818 and older
DS Download Play.
* PictoChat
> Restrict the use of this application.
*
DS
Download
Play
> Restrict the use of this application.
* Nintendo DSi Browser
> Restrict the use of Nintendo DSi Browser to browse
the internet.
Nintendo DSi Browser is an internet browser that can be used to view web pages
online. If you do not want to allow access to the internet, you should turn the
Parental Controls on. If you want to allow limited access to the internet, set up the
content filtering service provided by Astaro for Nintendo DSi Browser. For further
details on this service, go to the Favourites Screen and select ASTARO.
* Nintendo DSi Shop
> Restrict the purchase of software using PEGI/BBFC* rating guidelines.
>
Set
limits
on
Nintendo
DSi
Points
usage.
You can only limit Nintendo DSi Points usage, not the purchase of
Points.
* Photo exchange
> Restrict the exchange of photo data over DS Wireless
* Others
> Restrict the user-generated content that can be rece
Content descriptors
Content descriptors.
‘The ‘Online’ logo indicates that a game allows the player to have access
to online game play against other players.
The PEGI system was developed and based on existing systems in Europe. In the
drafting of the PEGI assessment form and the shaping of the system organisation,
society representatives such as consumers, parents and religious groups have been
largely involved. For further information about the Pan European Game Information
(PEGI) rating system visit: http://www.pegi.info.
Note: This age rating system does not indicate ease or difficulty of a game.
* BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) r:
instead of a PEGI rating. For further infor lease visit
http://www. bbfc.co.uk
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