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* ''Any'' title released for early educational consoles like the ''[=VTech=] V-Smile'' (especially it's SpinOffBabies-riffic ''V-Smile Baby''), the original ''Franchise/LeapFrog Leapster'', and ''Sega Pico'' (and it's spinoff ''Advanced Pico Beena'') tend to be this. They tend to use licensed cartoon characters to make up for it though. Averted in some later games for educational consoles: The ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' game for the [=LeapPad Explorer=] had Discord, an extremely dangerous and competent villain, as the antagonist.

VideoGameCulture has two sides of stereotyped gaming by the media. One is the popular UltraSuperDeathGoreFestChainsawer3000 which is portrayed in media as a [[MurderSimulators violent game]] that motivates a player to [[NewMediaAreEvil commit acts of violence in real life]]. The other is the extremely kiddy game rated [[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingBoard E for Everyone]] (in North America),[[note]]There used to be an eC rating for "[[UsefulNotes/EntertainmentSoftwareRatingBoard Early Childhood Rating]]", but it was retired due to lack of usage[[/note]] [[UsefulNotes/PanEuropeanGameInformation PEGI 3]] (in Europe), or S CERO (in Asia). The game in question involves an overly sweet character in a SugarBowl setting filled with [[FunnyAnimal cute, anthropomorphic animals]].

* Gabe from ''Webcomic/PennyArcade'' is a hardcore gamer who is also a fan of ''{{Franchise/Barbie}} Horse Adventures''. (A real game). This is subverted with the game's CopyProtection, in which the horse spawns [[BodyHorror with no bones]] if the codes are entered wrong.

* ''Videogame/LegoAdaptationGame''
* ''Videogame/MySims''

* ''VideoGame/FarmVille''

* [[ZigZaggingTrope Zig-Zagging]] with the 2003 ''WesternAnimation/StrawberryShortcake'' games. While the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS and the first UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance games are like this, the subsequent Game Boy Advance and [=PS2=] games avert this straight. The first two PC titles are also like this, but averted with the third title (which was a port of the [=PS2=] title). Played straight, however, with the 2009 iOS titles.
* The two ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyG3'' games plays this trope straight. Especially the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS title (see image). There's also the sole ''VideoGame/MyLittlePonyFriendshipGardens'' G2 title, in which you raise a virtual pony.

->[[Memes/{{Vinesauce}} Binny, y u play babby gaems?]]

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** One storyline had Andy joining a group called MAGG (Mothers Against Gory Games) and vowing to only allow MAGG approved games in their house. The storyline revolved around Peter playing a game called ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoViceCity Nice City]]'' and later complaining about the other games Andy had given him, which included ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvil Resident Good]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/EternalDarkness Eternal Lightness]]''.

To some people, every game that does not have an M Rating falls under this category, and even some games WITH an M-Rating if the [[ArtStyleDissonance graphics aren't hyper-realistic]]. Many of the people who feel this way are [[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior too young to be playing a T-Rated game, let alone M]].

* ''Any'' title released for early educational consoles like the ''[=VTech=] V-Smile'' (especially it's SpinOffBabies-riffic ''V-Smile Baby''), the original ''Franchise/LeapFrog Leapster'', and ''Sega Pico'' (and it's spinoff ''Advanced Pico Beena'') tend to be this. They tend to use licensed cartoon characters to make up for it though. Averted in some later games for educational consoles: The ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' game for the [=LeapPad Explorer=] had Discord, a extremely dangerous and competent villain, as the antagonist.

* ''Any'' title released for early educational consoles like the ''[=VTech=] V-Smile'' (especially it's SpinOffBabies-riffic ''V-Smile Baby''), the original ''Franchise/LeapFrog Leapster'', and ''Sega Pico'' (and it's spinoff ''Advanced Pico Beena'') tend to be this. They tend to use licensed cartoon characters to make up for it though. Averted in some later games for educational consoles: The ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' game for the [=LeapPad Exporer=] had Discord, a extremely dangerous and competent villain, as the antagonist.