Children play an average of 15 hours of video games a week and parents are concerned about violence

A new study has revealed that children play video games for a shocking 15 hours a week. The research from McAfee also found that a stunning 94 percent of parents are concerned about the risks their children are exposed to while gaming, but nearly half of parents let their children play games that are above their age rating. On average, children play video games for 2.13 hours a day, and 92 percent of parents let their children play at least an hour of games a day. Eight percent admitted that they let their kids play more than five hours a day. A new study has revealed that children play video games for a shocking nearly 15 hours a week.