Posted Aug 29, 2007 at 12:29PM by Sally B.
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by Jin (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» ...
Give it a rest already.
Give it a rest already.
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Re: J.H.C. (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» lol yeeeeeeeeeeah!
Leland Yee, Jackass Thompson and the CCFC needs to go cover their heads with a pillow, realize that they have lost and STFU!
Leland Yee, Jackass Thompson and the CCFC needs to go cover their heads with a pillow, realize that they have lost and STFU!
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Re: Drew (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» same game or changes?
does anyone think that rockstar maybe just talked them down to it maybe by looking at past iffy releases or do you think they actually had to change some gameplay?
does anyone think that rockstar maybe just talked them down to it maybe by looking at past iffy releases or do you think they actually had to change some gameplay?
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by ANGRY GAMER (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» umm..f$@k that
the ESRB can lick a big fat veiny triumphant one.
the ESRB can lick a big fat veiny triumphant one.
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Re: Jx1 - 2007-08-29 |
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» wha?
are you for or against Manhunt 2?
¬¬ MH2 FTW!! :D
are you for or against Manhunt 2?
¬¬ MH2 FTW!! :D
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by Dartan - 2007-08-29 |
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» Sheesh
Yee "F" off already! Like the Senate ever discloses ALL that they do and the reasons for it. Give it up ... the system of ratings is in place ... it's up to PARENTS to regulate there children NO the Government.
It's also ADULTS right to get a game so the rating is set ... just leave us ADULTS alone to make out OWN choice!
Yee "F" off already! Like the Senate ever discloses ALL that they do and the reasons for it. Give it up ... the system of ratings is in place ... it's up to PARENTS to regulate there children NO the Government.
It's also ADULTS right to get a game so the rating is set ... just leave us ADULTS alone to make out OWN choice!
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Re: dave (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» thats right!
of course Adults gets the pick, not the kids.
Hell wal-mart needs a DOB in order to buy games unless its rated E for everyone.
Why the ***** you think they got locks + display glass? not for looks or stop from threats.
of course Adults gets the pick, not the kids.
Hell wal-mart needs a DOB in order to buy games unless its rated E for everyone.
Why the ***** you think they got locks + display glass? not for looks or stop from threats.
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by dave (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» good god. what the hell is wrong with you people.
ESRB is not hiding *****! leave them the ***** alone. parents should just strongly watch what games to give to children and not ignore the rating and just buy the game.
ESRB is not hiding *****! leave them the ***** alone. parents should just strongly watch what games to give to children and not ignore the rating and just buy the game.
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Re: george (Unregistered) - 2007-08-30 |
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» But then shouldn't the rating be correct?
If your point is that parents should strongly watch the game's rating, then isn't that an important reason to make sure the game's rating is correct? If Rockstar made a backroom deal to lower the rating, then the whole ratings system is brought into question.
Remember guys, this isn't about banning the game - it's about setting the correct rating, so parents can do exactly what you want them to - be careful about what their kids play!
Many parents make the decision to allow their 15-year olds to play M games, not AO games. The ratings have to be accurate for this to work!
If your point is that parents should strongly watch the game's rating, then isn't that an important reason to make sure the game's rating is correct? If Rockstar made a backroom deal to lower the rating, then the whole ratings system is brought into question.
Remember guys, this isn't about banning the game - it's about setting the correct rating, so parents can do exactly what you want them to - be careful about what their kids play!
Many parents make the decision to allow their 15-year olds to play M games, not AO games. The ratings have to be accurate for this to work!
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Re: ... (Unregistered) - 2007-08-30 |
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Parent's should read the *****ing back of the box to see what the ***** is in there.
Parent's should read the *****ing back of the box to see what the ***** is in there.
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by GuilT1 - 2007-08-29 |
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» No Comment
ESRB are not at liberty to discuss the contents of the game, legally speaking. ESRB has nothing to hide, Yee needs to back the ***** off, and let ESRB do their jobs, which they are doing. Rockstar made changes to the game to get the M rating, it's politicians like these that stifle "adult rights". There is a rating system which influences not only the parents on whether or not they want to buy the game for their kids, but also for retailers to restrict the sales to those not age appropriate. This responsibility should fall to the parents and the retailers that distribute this conent. Make tougher laws against those companies that sell the games to young kids, and let parents decide what to buy for their children. In this particualr instance, the government is over stepping their bounds.
ESRB are not at liberty to discuss the contents of the game, legally speaking. ESRB has nothing to hide, Yee needs to back the ***** off, and let ESRB do their jobs, which they are doing. Rockstar made changes to the game to get the M rating, it's politicians like these that stifle "adult rights". There is a rating system which influences not only the parents on whether or not they want to buy the game for their kids, but also for retailers to restrict the sales to those not age appropriate. This responsibility should fall to the parents and the retailers that distribute this conent. Make tougher laws against those companies that sell the games to young kids, and let parents decide what to buy for their children. In this particualr instance, the government is over stepping their bounds.
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Re: dave (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» I agree
I agree.
does yee know that M is for ONLY 17+? That son of a ***** needs a *****ing life and so does Jack.
I agree.
does yee know that M is for ONLY 17+? That son of a ***** needs a *****ing life and so does Jack.
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Re: george (Unregistered) - 2007-08-30 |
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» Let parents decice...
"let parents decide what to buy for their children. In this particualr instance, the government is over stepping their bounds." - again, parents can only decide if the ratings are correct (most don't read the game mags or websites). So, is the government really over their bounds to ask that the rating be correct, so that parent's can trust it, and not subject to backroom buyouts?
"let parents decide what to buy for their children. In this particualr instance, the government is over stepping their bounds." - again, parents can only decide if the ratings are correct (most don't read the game mags or websites). So, is the government really over their bounds to ask that the rating be correct, so that parent's can trust it, and not subject to backroom buyouts?
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by noneya (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» ***** you
California senator Leland Yee needs to go back to work and stop surfing the web.
California senator Leland Yee needs to go back to work and stop surfing the web.
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Re: The Metroid (Unregistered) - 2007-09-06 |
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» HA
lol.. If he surfs the web...what the ***** is Bush doin gin the White house all day?? O_o
lol.. If he surfs the web...what the ***** is Bush doin gin the White house all day?? O_o
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by theneonlobster (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» comparison to the mpaa
it's funny this guy is complaining about the esrb, when the mpaa works the exact same way. in fact, the mpaa is so secretive that they won't even tell the film makers why it was rated the way it was.
that's how the ratings industry works. but do you hear any politicians complaing about the christian-run mpaa? nope.
it's funny this guy is complaining about the esrb, when the mpaa works the exact same way. in fact, the mpaa is so secretive that they won't even tell the film makers why it was rated the way it was.
that's how the ratings industry works. but do you hear any politicians complaing about the christian-run mpaa? nope.
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by alien2275 (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» stfu
seriously lee shut up this is a retarded subject to debate over becuase every other form of media can be just as violent and sometimes even more violent and i have yet to hear anyone ***** once becuase a movie or a book or song was super violent now a day just lay back and accept the fact that kids cannot buy m games from stores anymore it's that simple i cant remember the last time that i bought a m game and was not id'd for it it's something that happens so lee once again stfu
seriously lee shut up this is a retarded subject to debate over becuase every other form of media can be just as violent and sometimes even more violent and i have yet to hear anyone ***** once becuase a movie or a book or song was super violent now a day just lay back and accept the fact that kids cannot buy m games from stores anymore it's that simple i cant remember the last time that i bought a m game and was not id'd for it it's something that happens so lee once again stfu
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by god (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» has spoken
usually we get a good piece of info about what got it banned and what got cut out, or at least its databased for refrence.
rockstar nor ESRB have mentioned what chances brought manhunt down to a M rating.
maybe there are no changes and rockstar and ESRB made a deal, a money bribe... who knows
but the games coming out now, finally
so shut the ***** up and play it.
usually we get a good piece of info about what got it banned and what got cut out, or at least its databased for refrence.
rockstar nor ESRB have mentioned what chances brought manhunt down to a M rating.
maybe there are no changes and rockstar and ESRB made a deal, a money bribe... who knows
but the games coming out now, finally
so shut the ***** up and play it.
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by 1 (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» 2
First Manhunt 2, next GTA4
First Manhunt 2, next GTA4
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Re: if (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» if
if they make gta4 ao the whole country will plunge into anarchy. the first thing people will do is go and kill yee and Jack thompson
if they make gta4 ao the whole country will plunge into anarchy. the first thing people will do is go and kill yee and Jack thompson
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by Alex (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» ESRB NEEDS FIXED..... BADLY!!!!!
There is a huge problem with the ESRB and how they rate games. For one thing, they are given a video of the most extreme content. They don't play the game. It shouldn't matter how long a game takes to play. If it takes 100 hours to complete the game so you can get the right rating, then it takes 100 hours. Get it right the first time so you don't have all this controversy hanging over your head! Another thing is that the content descriptors are too broad. How much blood is in the game? How much language? What language is used? They need to be more descriptive with the content descriptors. Also, there is a 1 year difference between the M and AO ratings. However, there is a 4 year difference between T and M. Plus, some games that are rated M shouldn't be in the same category as other M games. Let's see, should Halo be in the same rating category as oh, I don't know, "GTA"? NO! The ESRB needs to either create a rating to bridge the T and M ratings, or move the M rating down and have games better distinguished between M and AO.
That's my rant about how messed up the ESRB is and what they need to do
There is a huge problem with the ESRB and how they rate games. For one thing, they are given a video of the most extreme content. They don't play the game. It shouldn't matter how long a game takes to play. If it takes 100 hours to complete the game so you can get the right rating, then it takes 100 hours. Get it right the first time so you don't have all this controversy hanging over your head! Another thing is that the content descriptors are too broad. How much blood is in the game? How much language? What language is used? They need to be more descriptive with the content descriptors. Also, there is a 1 year difference between the M and AO ratings. However, there is a 4 year difference between T and M. Plus, some games that are rated M shouldn't be in the same category as other M games. Let's see, should Halo be in the same rating category as oh, I don't know, "GTA"? NO! The ESRB needs to either create a rating to bridge the T and M ratings, or move the M rating down and have games better distinguished between M and AO.
That's my rant about how messed up the ESRB is and what they need to do
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Re: Nobody (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» They try to keep up
ESRB is constantly changing its standards based on what is accepted in today's world, for example the original Half-Life series, rated M for blood and violence, would be given a T rating if released today. The reason is that it's not as nasty as games released after it, i.e. GTA 3, which is a lot more violent than Half-Life.
What ESRB needs to to is choose it's standars and keep with them.
Thats my rant on how ESRB has managed to **** themselves up trying to do what you suggested.
ESRB is constantly changing its standards based on what is accepted in today's world, for example the original Half-Life series, rated M for blood and violence, would be given a T rating if released today. The reason is that it's not as nasty as games released after it, i.e. GTA 3, which is a lot more violent than Half-Life.
What ESRB needs to to is choose it's standars and keep with them.
Thats my rant on how ESRB has managed to **** themselves up trying to do what you suggested.
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by platypusrme (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» 360 or ps3?
Was this game ever announced as being for 360 and ps3? MAybe they cancelled developement for those consoles, because the violence was too realistic? Just a thought.
Was this game ever announced as being for 360 and ps3? MAybe they cancelled developement for those consoles, because the violence was too realistic? Just a thought.
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by yur mom licked them (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» yay!!!
im buying this for my ps2 and my slim light psp..........and if it sells well and they do realease the AO version ill buy it again....cause i like my games to the limit....
i bought midnight club dub edition then remix twice
i bought vice city twice and manhunt 1
just cause they were sooo much fun, i san andreas first day
i can play hot cofee all i want' only thing annoying is thinking about updating my ARMAX....but then it would be patched just like nudity in Dead Or Alive 2
atleast leisure suit larry has full nudity
im buying this for my ps2 and my slim light psp..........and if it sells well and they do realease the AO version ill buy it again....cause i like my games to the limit....
i bought midnight club dub edition then remix twice
i bought vice city twice and manhunt 1
just cause they were sooo much fun, i san andreas first day
i can play hot cofee all i want' only thing annoying is thinking about updating my ARMAX....but then it would be patched just like nudity in Dead Or Alive 2
atleast leisure suit larry has full nudity
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by CHRIS (Unregistered) - 2007-08-29 |
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» MAN!!
Damn man!!! Just STFU already it's just fiction and it's also true that these games aren't intened for children
that's why there are *****ing Secrurity Settings on the *****ing PSP like in QJ.NET where bad words get replaced by stars lol!! =)))
Damn man!!! Just STFU already it's just fiction and it's also true that these games aren't intened for children
that's why there are *****ing Secrurity Settings on the *****ing PSP like in QJ.NET where bad words get replaced by stars lol!! =)))
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by whitey2801 (Unregistered) - 2007-08-30 |
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» its not real life!!!
it is only a game not a film!!!! a game is no where near as real as a film would be!!! it is a bunch of pixels on a console not real life actors getting murdered!!!! give it a rest and let us have the game!!!!
it is only a game not a film!!!! a game is no where near as real as a film would be!!! it is a bunch of pixels on a console not real life actors getting murdered!!!! give it a rest and let us have the game!!!!
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by Gunner (Unregistered) - 2007-08-30 |
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» HIDE?!
ESRB ain't trying to hide anything, I think the real question is,
"Yee, what are you trying to hide?"
ESRB ain't trying to hide anything, I think the real question is,
"Yee, what are you trying to hide?"
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