 | Joystiq | Relevance: 17.22 |
BBFC rating confirms Alone in the Dark's spookiness Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360
The British Board of Film Classification has posted details on the '15' rating pegged on Atari's upcoming survival-horror s [..] |
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 | Kotaku | Relevance: 10.44 |
| ELSPA - BBFC Can't Cope With Game Rating [BBFC] The British Board of Film Classification comes under further fire today as the director general of the Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) Paul Jackson calls out the organization while addressing the Labour Party Conference in Manchester, Englan [..] |
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 | Joystiq | Relevance: 10.32 |
BBFC defends against PEGI supporters Filed under: Culture, Business
The British Board of Film Classification is playing defense after accusations it won't be able to keep up with the tide of video games in the future. The BBFC's reaction c [..] |
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 | Joystiq | Relevance: 10.12 |
BBFC briefly noted 'suicide' and 'implied child rape' in MGS4 Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3
While you won't find any mention of it in the current rating page, the eagle-eyed spies over at Eurogamer noticed an eye-opening description of "references to suicide and an implied child rape" in a summary [..] |
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 | Kotaku | Relevance: 9.916 |
| Nintendo, SEGA, Ubisoft, EA All Back PEGI Over BBFC [Europe] After the Bryon Review suggested a new system requiring games that would normally receive a 12+ Pan European Game Information (PEGI) rating be subjected to review by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), publishers like EA started to worry about even longer UK game release delays. Bo [..] |
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 | Kotaku | Relevance: 9.267 |
| BBFC Disappointed By Publisher Delay Concerns [Game Ratings] Recently some UK game publishers - notably EA - expressed concern that proposed changes to the ratings system that would require the British Board of Film Classification to review all games 12+ and up would cause delays in getting titles into the hands of consumers. BBFC Director David Cooke finds thei [..] |
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 | Kotaku | Relevance: 9.245 |
| Max Payne Gets PG-13 Rating, "Gamer Dedicated Cut" [Hollywood] The Max Payne movie is getting a teen-friendly PG-13 rating. This comes in the wake of the film's director John Moore (pictured, not rapping) railing against the MPAA for slapping the picture with an R-rating. But according to Moore, the film wasn't really cut that much to final [..] |
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Singapore announces game rating system Filed under: Culture, Business
The island nation of Singapore announced today that it's launching a video game rating classification system beginning April 28. There are currently only two rati [..] |
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 | Joystiq | Relevance: 7.513 |
Darwinia rated by ESRB for Xbox 360 [update] Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Strategy
The all-knowing US rating overlords at the ESRB have declared cult favorite Darwinia is on its way to Xbox 360 with an E rating. The long-rumor [..] |
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 | Kotaku | Relevance: 7.294 |
| Realtime Worlds Expects M Rating For APB [APB] After Realtime Worlds' appetite-whetting unveiling of its upcoming cops-n'-jerkbags MMO APB (All Points Bulletin), it'd be a little disappointing if it turned out that all we were being promised was sanitized "comic mischief." But no — Realtime Worlds fully expects to earn its M rating. [..] |
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 | Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 7.199 |
 | Kotaku | Relevance: 7.140 |
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