Yes! i let my boy get call of duty when he was ten and he has no problems. his work is fine and the games arnt even bad, theres even a bit where you can turn the blood and gore off.

Well yes. If he can control himself. I wouln` t want him to be left out because probaly everyone at his school has it. Even if he is 10 years old and mature for his age. Anyway you can turn the blood off and the swearing so it is a more realistic Warhawk (teen) or Modern Combat game ( 10).

i agree bought it for my 12 year old and doesn`t effect his grades or personality.

you can turn the swearing off

yea, this game isn`t bad neither is any call of duty. hardly any blood or swearing. bought it for my 11 year old who gets good grades and b`s on his report card

yes, this and many other games are appropiote for children. Parents overreact.they rate games m to make it seem more popular It`s a fact that any m game will appeal to a teen game. If call of duty was teen it wouldn`t be popular. It`s stupid, they paid esrb to rate it m

parents don`t know that u can turn off the swearing and blood

yes a thirteen year old should defeniatly play. My child is mature enough to handle this game and it does not affect him at all. He does have a slight obbsession with it, due to it being new, but I limit him to about an hour a day, so he and all his friends enjoy it. I was concerned at first and he said his friends all have it so i bought it learning you could turn off the blood and language. I hope this helps you Kyla!

im a 12 year old and im allowed to play reach i just need to tell my dad theres a black ops blood and language filter to play hopefully ill get a yes

yes he should but just have him mute the volume