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* T - teen - for ages 13 and up | * T - teen - for ages 13 and up | ||
* M - mature - for ages 17 and up - typical rating for [[Grand Theft Auto]] games | * M - mature - for ages 17 and up - typical rating for [[Grand Theft Auto]] games | ||
* AO - adults only - for ages 18 and up - never seen in Wal-Mart; as they are banned there however EB Games sells these games. It could be noted that GTA [[San Andreas]] received this rating temporarily after the [[hot coffee]] mod was discovered. It is believed that [[Grand Theft Auto | * AO - adults only - for ages 18 and up - never seen in Wal-Mart; as they are banned there however EB Games sells these games. It could be noted that GTA [[San Andreas]] received this rating temporarily after the [[hot coffee]] mod was discovered. It is believed that [[Grand Theft Auto 4]] will be given this rating. | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 28 September 2006
The ESRB is the ratings system used in the United States of America and Canada. Here is a complete evaulation of the ESRB ratings system:
- EC - early childhood - for ages 3 to 5
- E - everyone - previously, the rating meant the game was for children ages 6 and up
- E10+ - everyone 10 and up
- T - teen - for ages 13 and up
- M - mature - for ages 17 and up - typical rating for Grand Theft Auto games
- AO - adults only - for ages 18 and up - never seen in Wal-Mart; as they are banned there however EB Games sells these games. It could be noted that GTA San Andreas received this rating temporarily after the hot coffee mod was discovered. It is believed that Grand Theft Auto 4 will be given this rating.