Michigan law requires video game retailers to display a sign in a prominent area that provides information about the video game rating system and to make rating information available upon request. Violations can result in a civil fine of up to $1,000. Additionally, the law addresses licensing requirements for boarding homes for children, making unlicensed operation a misdemeanor.
They must post a sign in a prominent area providing information about the rating system and make rating details available upon request.
Retailers may be fined up to $1,000 for violating the signage requirement.
A video game is an object or device that stores data or instructions and creates an interactive game playable or viewable on various technology platforms.
Anyone maintaining an unlicensed boarding home for children can be charged with a misdemeanor; proper licensing by the state welfare commission is required.