Oblivion Rating Change [May 03, 2006, 6:57 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
ESRB Changes
Oblivion's Rating to M announces a change in the ESRB rating for The Elder
Scrolls IV: Oblivion to "M" for mature, the game had previously been rated "T"
(teen). Word is: "The content causing the ESRB to change the rating involves
more detailed depictions of blood and gore than were considered in the original
rating, as well as the presence of a locked-out art file or 'skin' that, if
accessed through a third party modification to the PC version of the game,
allows the user to play with topless versions of female characters."
The ESRB continues its efforts to make itself completely irrelevant.
The US continues to see naked boobs as more evil than violence.
A 50 post thread on Bluesnews contains two remarks with actual value.
As they say, life goes on.
Oh, and btw, "OMGHFFHG Teh Govermnetn w1ll regul4tae gammingss!11!"
So? Who here is actually under 17? Why does everyone whine so much about it? If you go to a gamestore, you'll still be able to buy the game. And, looking ahead, since the gamestore is dying out anyways, you'll have to buy the game online, with either your own creditcard (Which I believe means you HAVE to be 18?), or your parent's credit card, in which case the age check doesn't do shit.
Really, the world won't end if/when the gaming industry ever gets regulated. You really won't notice it. Trust me.
Creston
This comment was edited on May 3, 22:30.
The US continues to see naked boobs as more evil than violence.
A 50 post thread on Bluesnews contains two remarks with actual value.
As they say, life goes on.
Oh, and btw, "OMGHFFHG Teh Govermnetn w1ll regul4tae gammingss!11!"
So? Who here is actually under 17? Why does everyone whine so much about it? If you go to a gamestore, you'll still be able to buy the game. And, looking ahead, since the gamestore is dying out anyways, you'll have to buy the game online, with either your own creditcard (Which I believe means you HAVE to be 18?), or your parent's credit card, in which case the age check doesn't do shit.
Really, the world won't end if/when the gaming industry ever gets regulated. You really won't notice it. Trust me.
Creston
This comment was edited on May 3, 22:30.
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