To comment on the classification or rating of a video game:

• Contact the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) which is responsible for classifying video and computer games and online video games.
  

Tip: If you’re commenting on a video game or gaming ad that depicts women in a degrading or stereotypical manner, you should send a copy of your letter to the Canadian advocacy group Media Watch.

To comment on the content of a video game:

• Contact the game manufacturer. Most manufacturers have toll-free numbers.
• Contact the Film Classification Board in your province or territory.
• Write to your local member of parliament.

To complain about the advertising of video games:

• If the ad is in a Canadian publication or broadcast on a Canadian TV or radio station, contact Advertising Standards Canada, using the complaint form on their Web site.
• For U.S. stations or publications, contact the Entertainment Software Rating Board.
  

To encourage video game manufacturers to produce better games for girls:

• Send game developers and manufacturers the tip sheet Guidelines For Improving Video Games for Girls.