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The PEGI is a ratings system used in continental Europe. Ratings are sorted by age categories, with the mildest being 3+ (for ages 3 and up), and the strongest being 18+ (for ages 18 and up). The general ratings scheme is much closer to the BBFC than the ESRB. Most Grand Theft Auto games have received the 18+ rating. Grand Theft Auto IV is projected to also have an 18+ rating.

BBFC, the British media rating system
ESRB, the United States and Canadian computer and video game rating system
ELSPA, the former British computer and video game rating system, replaced by the PEGI ratings.
USK, the German computer and video game rating system
OFLC, the Australian media rating system
OFLC (NZ), the New Zealand media rating system
CERO, the Japanese computer and video game rating system

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 The '''PEGI''' is a ratings system used in continental [[Europe]]. Ratings are sorted by age categories, with the mildest being 3+ (for ages 3 and up), and the strongest being 18+ (for ages 18 and up). The general ratings scheme is much closer to the ''[[BBFC]]'' than the ''[[ESRB]]''. Most [[Grand Theft Auto]] games have received the ''18+'' rating. [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] is projected to also have an ''18+'' rating.
+==See Also==
+*[[BBFC]], the [[United Kingdom|British]] media rating system
+*[[ESRB]], the [[United States]] and [[Canada|Canadian]] computer and video game rating system
+*[[ELSPA]], the former [[United Kingdom|British]] computer and video game rating system, replaced by the PEGI ratings.
+*[[USK]], the [[Germany|German]] computer and video game rating system
+*[[OFLC]], the [[Australia|Australian]] media rating system
+*[[OFLC (NZ)]], the [[New Zealand]] media rating system
+*[[CERO]], the [[Japan|Japanese]] computer and video game rating system
 [[Category: Rating systems]]