Entertainment Software Rating Board

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The Entertainment Software Rating Board or ESRB are an organization that rate many video games in the United States of America. An ESRB rating is a rating for the game to give a legal age limit for people buying the game, and a recommendation for people buying the game for someone else.

The basic ratings include:

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- E 10+ stands for Everyone aged 10 and up.

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- T stands for Teen, ages 13 and up.

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- M stands for Mature, ages 17 and up.

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- AO stands for Adults only, ages over 18. Most stores do not have AO games.

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- RP stands for Rating pending, which means it still needs to be rated. This is usually used on websites for pre-released games or for advertisement game covers.

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[edit] See also

• OFLC, the Australian media rating system.
• ELSPA, the former British computer and video game rating system, replaced by the PEGI ratings.
• PEGI, the European computer and video game rating system.