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The Australian Classification Board or ACB statutory classification body which classifies films, computer games and publications in Australia. Formerly departmentalized with the Office of Film and Literature Classification, the organization took over direct control from the OFLC, replacing them as the classification system in Australia.

Ratings Edit

A selection of the ratings used by the ACB are:

G (General)	PG (Parental guidance recommended)	M (Recommended for mature audiences)	MA15+ (Mature accompanied for those under 15

Previous Video Game Ratings Edit

The following game rating is from an older system and was used for several Ratchet & Clank games.

G8+ — General for children over 8 years of age: Material classified G8+ may contain material which some children find confusing or upsetting, and may require the guidance of parents or guardians. It is not recommended for viewing by persons under 8 without guidance from parents or guardians.

See alsoEdit

• ESRB, the United States and Canadian computer and video game rating system
• PEGI, the European computer and video game rating system.

External linksEdit

• ACB official website