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Dhaka, Bangladesh
The Former Shutdown Law (Cinderella Law)What it was: A law passed in 2011 that blocked children under 16 from playing online computer games between midnight and 6:00 AM.
The goal: The government wanted to protect children from sleep loss and game addiction.
Preventing Burnout & Promoting Health: Originating in Asian markets heavily regulated or attuned to anti-addiction game designs, energy systems force natural stopping points so players take daily breaks.
we also had issues in the past, in the us market where some people commited suicide or died of mal nutrion tied to over doing it in mmos. you can google the issue with everquest wow and other games. some law were put in place to prevent that.