Malofeev called for a ban in Russia on games with the murder of Russians and LGBT propaganda
The entrepreneur and head of the Tsargrad TV channel spoke about the need for state regulation and censorship of computer games.
Quick Look
Entrepreneur Konstantin Malofeev said in an interview with RIA Novosti that computer games that require killing Russians or that promote unconventional values should not be allowed on the Russian market.
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Why It Matters
Discussion of regulation of the video game market and protection of traditional values in the Russian Federation.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Entrepreneur and head of the Tsargrad TV channel Konstantin Malofeev said that computer games in which you need to kill “bad” Russians should not be allowed on the Russian market.
Malofeev believes that the state should regulate the localization of games and censor those in which promotion and success depend on the destruction of Russian characters.
According to the entrepreneur, games that promote non-traditional values should not be allowed on the Russian market.
MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Computer games in which you need to kill “bad” Russians, or games that promote non-traditional values, should not be allowed on the Russian market, entrepreneur and head of the Tsargrad TV channel Konstantin Malofeev said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
“Localization must be meaningful and, of course, regulated by the state. You cannot localize everything. You cannot translate into Russian, Russify any game without looking at what it’s talking about. If in this game, in this release, the Russians are bad, they need to be shot and blown up, and this is the meaning of promotion and success in this game, then this game should not be allowed on our market. Obviously, it should be censored,” Malofeev said, answering a question General Director of the international media group "Russia Today" Dmitry Kiselev about the gaming industry in Russia.
The same principle, in his opinion, should apply to games that contradict Russian traditional values.
Open Questions
- Which agency will carry out censorship?
- What specific sanctions do publishers face?
