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This mobile game is not yet rated — & Apple & Google want to keep it that way

This mobile game is not yet rated — & Apple & Google want to keep it that way

November 30, 2011 12:00 PM Jolie O'Dell

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Apple and Google are planing to ignore a proposed ratings system for mobile games, an effort that’s being spearheaded by the ESRB.

Also known as the Entertainment Software Ratings Board, the ESRB, along with the CTIA Wireless Trade Association, is …

Content ratings board to evaluate downloadable games — with help of computers

Content ratings board to evaluate downloadable games — with help of computers

April 18, 2011 8:41 AM Dean Takahashi

The Entertainment Software Ratings Board, a group that rates the age-appropriateness of video games, has created a new automated system for rating downloadable game content available on the consoles’ online stores.

The effort — aided by automatic appraisals from a …

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