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'''CERO''' (The '''Computer Entertainment Rating Organization''') is the organization that rates video games and computer software in Japan with levels of rating that inform the customer of the nature of the product and for what age group it is suitable. It was established on July 2002 and used the [[ESRB]] as a model. | '''CERO''' (The '''Computer Entertainment Rating Organization''') is the organization that rates video games and computer software in [[Japan]] with levels of rating that inform the customer of the nature of the product and for what age group it is suitable. It was established on July 2002 and used the [[ESRB]] as a model. | ||
==Grand Theft Auto game ratings== | |||
So far the only three [[Grand Theft Auto]] games have been released in Japan. They are all rated '''Z''', requiring the player be over 18 years of age: | |||
GTA games' ratings in Japan: | |||
*[[Grand Theft Auto III]] - '''Z''' | |||
*[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] - '''Z''' | |||
*[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] - '''Z''' | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 20 June 2007
CERO (The Computer Entertainment Rating Organization) is the organization that rates video games and computer software in Japan with levels of rating that inform the customer of the nature of the product and for what age group it is suitable. It was established on July 2002 and used the ESRB as a model.
Grand Theft Auto game ratings
So far the only three Grand Theft Auto games have been released in Japan. They are all rated Z, requiring the player be over 18 years of age:
GTA games' ratings in Japan:
See Also
- BBFC, the British media rating system
- ESRB, the United States and Canadian computer and video game rating system
- PEGI, the European 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