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Input: Long read, tldr at the end. Throwaway because my bf reddits too

I (F24) and bf(25) live with my bf's parents. We've lived with them for a few years while paying off student loans and haven't had any issues. However, recently my bf introduced his little brother (6) to PS4 online gaming and got him set up with an account. Now the PS4 and TV are located in our room, I didn't mind at first because they only played together and usually my bf kicked him out after an hour or two. Now it's evolved to his brother playing as soon as hes home from school and occasionally my bf's cousins (around the same age) join in. There's times that I get home from my evening workout after work so around 7:30pm/8pm and his brother and cousins are still playing! On the weekend his brother is constantly bugging us to play and will wait outside our door or the bathroom to ask us. Anytime we leave my bf tells him he can play so sometimes we leave for hours and come back and he's still playing. 

Now I've told my bf before that it's frustrating to constantly come home to kids in my room and kicking them out every day makes me feel like an asshole. Also, I play some games too so my game time has dropped as well. He understood and tried implementing stricter hours but that only lasted like a week. Now his little brother is acting very entitled and gets upset when I dont let him play which is at most 2-3 times a month (usually on the weekend) when I just want to relax in the room. 

Now I had a day off yesterday and I heard his little brother complain to his parents that I'm hogging the PS4 and that it's not fair that he can't play today and I'm always kicking him off. I didn't hear their responses but that comment kind of pushed me over the edge. I called him into the room and told him I heard what he said and that wasn't very nice, playing the ps4 is a privilege and he's not entitled to play every day. Because of his rude comment he couldn't play today or tomorrow. He started crying to his parents, his parents haven't said anything to me or bf but I feel like I may have overstepped my boundaries? 

I do feel bad because I remember how much fun I had playing games when I was younger but I feel like the kids are constantly in the room and my room is really the only private space I have in the house. So am I the asshole for kicking bf's little brother off the PS4? WIBTA if I restricted their game time to only a few times a week? 

Tldr: Bf's little brother and cousins play the PS4 in my room for multiple hours almost every day. Am I that asshole for kicking them off the PS4 for a few days? WIBTA if I restricted their game time to only a few times a week? 

not wanting kids to play video games in my room