Marcos open to violent game ban for minors after school shooting

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has expressed openness to banning violent online games that could adversely affect young people, following the tragic school shooting in Tacloban City where one suspect was reportedly a frequent player of such games. This move underscores the administration's concern over the impact of violent media on youth behavior, suggesting a potential shift in policy to protect minors. The proposal highlights the broader issue of how gaming culture intersects with real-world violence, and its implications could reshape regulations around online content in the Philippines.