The manufacturers have no responsibility in who purchases the game. They only need to ensure that the appropriate rating is placed on the game. The primary responsibility of manufacturers in the gaming industry is to ensure that their products are appropriately rated and labeled according to established guidelines. The responsibility for ensuring that games are not sold to inappropriate age groups primarily falls on retailers and parents.This involves placing the correct age and content ratings on games to inform consumers, particularly parents, about the suitability of the game for different age groups. They manufacture the game based on the companies request. It is the responsibility of the company to make sure the younger audiences are not able to purchase a game that is inappropriate for their age range.Parents should be responsible for monitoring the types of games and play time of their children, because parents should not put all the hope on their children's self-control. The manufacturer has no control over who buys the game; hence, the manufacturer is not responsible. They can ensure that they put the appropriate level classification in the game and clearly label the type of rating for parents to choose. It is the responsibility of game companies to ensure that games are graded and bought by the appropriate age group