The video lays out the basics of what Lee has in mind, which includes prohibiting the sale of videogames containing "gambling mechanisms" to anyone under the age of 21.
Lee also expresses concern about game publishers who adjust the odds of various items dropping in loot boxes in order to take advantage of people who really want them.
Casinos have long been criticized for building a business model around the exploitation of psychological vulnerabilities in many people.
In the wake of the recent loot box blowup there has been some call for the game industry to regulate itself in order to avoid government involvement.
"Game developers in the gaming industry are represented by their trade group, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA).
In 1994 the ESA created the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) to provide videogame ratings for consumers," the letter says.
Obviously there's a tremendous gap between a YouTube video and actual legislative action, but Lee and his team certainly appear to be giving the matter a serious push. »