A panel about games for kids, made by adults. Silly adults.

Gamasutra is reporting that the 2008 Worlds in Motion Summit will be adding a panel dedicated strictly to games designed with younger audiences in mind. This is interesting in the wake of all the recent press attention to child-oriented games.

As the January 16th deadline for early registration approaches, the organizers of the 2008 Worlds in Motion Summit have announced more of the speakers who'll be participating in the upcoming event - organized by the creators of Gamasutra sister weblog WorldsInMotion.biz. This time, we reveal an exciting panel focused on the overwhelming success of kids' virtual worlds.

The panel, titled "Striking Gold: How Kids' Worlds Took The Crown" will feature leaders of prominent companies making strides in that arena, including Club Penguin CEO Lane Merrifield, Disney Online senior vice president of premium content Steve Parkis, Nick.com senior vice president Jason Root, and Neopets senior vice president Kyra Reppen.

Read more at Gamasutra.