New ESRB rating

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There's a new ESRB rating that I recently noticed (seen here). The new rating is E10+. Anyone else heard about this or seen any games with this rating? I was also wondering how new it was.
 
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kinda ridiculous to draw the line at 10, a special rating tor kids 10-12? thats just a waste of space...
 
I guess it's pretty new since I haven't heard of it or seen it any where. Looks like it is for kids 10-13 since T is for 13 and up.
 
i bet this resulted from parents whining about Incredibles getting a teen rating for cartoon violence. Meh whatever, i dont really care doesn't affect me though.
 
[quote name='Maynard']i bet this resulted from parents whining about Incredibles getting a teen rating for cartoon violence. Meh whatever, i dont really care doesn't affect me though.[/quote]

:rofl: Incredibles got a Teen rating?!?!
 
[quote name='RedvsBlue'][quote name='Maynard']i bet this resulted from parents whining about Incredibles getting a teen rating for cartoon violence. Meh whatever, i dont really care doesn't affect me though.[/quote]

:rofl: Incredibles got a Teen rating?!?![/quote]

Smash Brothers did too, and there is nothing wrong with that game either.
 
[quote name='My Name Is BoB'][quote name='RedvsBlue'][quote name='Maynard']i bet this resulted from parents whining about Incredibles getting a teen rating for cartoon violence. Meh whatever, i dont really care doesn't affect me though.[/quote]

:rofl: Incredibles got a Teen rating?!?![/quote]

Smash Brothers did too, and there is nothing wrong with that game either.[/quote]

PETA must have complained about the gorilla on electric rodent violence :shock:
 
[quote name='zionoverfire']So can I use this like the PG rating and assume that if it's slapped on a game I probably won't enjoy it? :wink:[/quote]

that's pretty stupid thinking on both counts.
 
[quote name='Kaijufan']This was just posted at Gamestop.
This isn't a bad idea. Very few parents seem to understand the ratings. ESRB should change their ratings so they have ages in the ratings-for example "Teen" would be "Teen 13+".[/quote]

Basically adding what Sega did years ago with whats going on now...i say the MPAA should just let everyone use their ratings...would be much easier..
 
Eh. I think if parents give a damn about the ratings, they would've already found out what the ratings stood for. Stamping the age bracket on the front just shows how lazy/igornant the parents are.
 
[quote name='DenisDFat'][quote name='zionoverfire']So can I use this like the PG rating and assume that if it's slapped on a game I probably won't enjoy it? :wink:[/quote]

that's pretty stupid thinking on both counts.[/quote]

From you I'll take that as a compliment. :D
 
[quote name='Rig']Eh. I think if parents give a damn about the ratings, they would've already found out what the ratings stood for. Stamping the age bracket on the front just shows how lazy/igornant the parents are.[/quote]

I agree.

Oh and this is also a new one to me. I wonder when this new ESRB rating came out. Does any site have a listing for when it was unvailed?
 
It makes sense, but I find it kind of funny that it basically says "This game is for everyone. But only those everyones 10 or older."
 
[quote name='zionoverfire'][quote name='DenisDFat'][quote name='zionoverfire']So can I use this like the PG rating and assume that if it's slapped on a game I probably won't enjoy it? :wink:[/quote]

that's pretty stupid thinking on both counts.[/quote]

From you I'll take that as a compliment. :D[/quote]

you think this because you suck at thinking.
 
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