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Unlike the first edition, which got an E rating, this sequel got bumped up to a T for вЂњmild lyrics,вЂќ which is fine, as far as it goes. As it happened, the ESRB had to do something, and a ratings increase was probably the easiest move. Since then, IвЂ™ve often wondered if the game would have still merited an AO rating if the вЂњHot CoffeeвЂќ scene had been easily accessible in the first place or if it would have been allowed to stand as a hard M. The media went nuts over it the ESRB changed the gameвЂ™s rating from M to AO В and Rockstar paid a $20 million settlement after the fact.

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The short version: hackers found a sex-scene mini-game (dubbed вЂњHot CoffeeвЂќ) buried in the gameвЂ™s code that wasВ technically accessible via modding. If you were following gaming news at all in 2005, you know what happened here. Our goal is to show lawmakers and parents that we share their concerns about underage gambling, and that we are taking the necessary steps to curb it.' WeвЂ™re sure that principled stance has prevented scores of kids from becoming degenerate gamblers since 2003. Why? IGN quotes a press release following the game's launch by way of explanation: 'Getting the ESRB rating of AO (Adults Only) was exactly what we wanted. But no, as far as we can tell, this is actually the only title to ever receive an AO rating despite having absolutely no sex or violence. With an AO rating, you might think this obscure gambling title featured cards with nude girls or topless dancers next to the gambling tables or something.

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Yet that still doesnвЂ™t adequately explain why sequel The Second Runner also earned an M rating during its original PS2 release. So why the M rating? It seems to stem from the included demo of Metal Gear Solid 2, which bumped the rating for the entire package upwards thanks to some more serious violence and subject matter. In fact the game and its sequel both earned a T when they were re-released as part of an HD collection on the PS3.

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This giant space robot brawler is full of the kind of stylized, largely bloodless sci-fi violence that would normally earn a T rating. Maybe they didnвЂ™t like WarioвЂ™s fart-based attacks? In any case, the upcoming 3DS version has been bumped back down to an E-10+ rating, even though it has вЂњmild suggestive themes.вЂќ Your guess is as good as ours. Those sequels apparently added вЂњmild violenceвЂќ and вЂњcrude humorвЂќ to the вЂњcartoon violenceвЂќ of the original, according to ESRB descriptors, which are obviously not appropriate until youвЂ™re 13. While the original N64 release got the E rating it probably deserved, follow ups Melee and Brawl were somehow bumped up to a T rating. The game got a T rating despite what one Digital Press forum-goer describes as scenes of вЂњa disemboweled dog, maggots eating a rotting corpse, a decapitated man with visible trachea and esophagus in the neck, and implications towards strippers and prostitution.вЂќ But Night Trap, which helped inspire the ESRBвЂ™s creation, showed slumber party girls in nighties, which is obviously much worse. Just after the ESRB was officially formed, it faced one of its first tests in Hideo KojimaвЂ™s gritty Sega CD crime adventure. HereвЂ™s a chronological collection of some of the most baffling ESRB ratings decisions weвЂ™ve come across over the years, ranging from too lenient to too harsh to just plain hilarious. Still, among the thousands of ESRB ratings issued over the years, there are quite a few that have us wondering what the group was thinking. Despite some concerns surrounding transparency and rating methodology, the industry-wide self-regulation of the ESRB has been a boon to those trying to hold off continual efforts at government restrictions on game content and sales. The ESRB should also be commended for educating the public about the meaning of its ratings-73 percent of parents say they check ratings before buying games, according to the ESRB-and of getting retailers to comply with voluntary age-based sales restrictions-87 percent of stores refused to sell M-rated games to minors in a 2011 FTC investigation. Since then, the organization has taken on the Herculean task of assigning a content-based age rating to practically every commercial video game released in the United States.ДЇor the most part, the organization has done an admirable job of accurately evaluating the content of thousands of games based on brief video montages provided by publishers.

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On September 16, 1994, the newly formed Entertainment Software Rating Board handed out its first ratings certificates, including its first M rating for the 32X version of Doom.

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