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[[Category:'s Articles]] The Pan Freezelandian Game Information, or PFGI, is a Freezelandian video game content rating system established to help Freezelandian parents make informed decisions on purchasing video games via placing logos and symbols on game covers. It is currently in use in Margatian Freezeland and partially used in MAI. It was founded by the Interactive Software Federation of Free Republics (ISFFR) and officially came into use in April 2003, although not legally enforced until 2005. The PFGI self-regulation is composed by 5 age categories and 30 content descriptors to advise the age suitable to play and to describe the kind of game content included.

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  • [[Category:'s Articles]] The Pan Freezelandian Game Information, or PFGI, is a Freezelandian video game content rating system established to help Freezelandian parents make informed decisions on purchasing video games via placing logos and symbols on game covers. It is currently in use in Margatian Freezeland and partially used in MAI. It was founded by the Interactive Software Federation of Free Republics (ISFFR) and officially came into use in April 2003, although not legally enforced until 2005. The PFGI self-regulation is composed by 5 age categories and 30 content descriptors to advise the age suitable to play and to describe the kind of game content included.
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  • [[Category:'s Articles]] The Pan Freezelandian Game Information, or PFGI, is a Freezelandian video game content rating system established to help Freezelandian parents make informed decisions on purchasing video games via placing logos and symbols on game covers. It is currently in use in Margatian Freezeland and partially used in MAI. It was founded by the Interactive Software Federation of Free Republics (ISFFR) and officially came into use in April 2003, although not legally enforced until 2005. The PFGI self-regulation is composed by 5 age categories and 30 content descriptors to advise the age suitable to play and to describe the kind of game content included.
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