Entries in ‘mature’ (12)
News: Sega sticks by mature Wii releases
Failure of MadWorld hasn’t put firm off strategy – as it beats chest over The Conduit
News: Dead Space Wii rated 18
Mature game’s potential on Nintendo’s home console to be tested once again this October
News: JAPAN: Chinatown Wars gets Z rating
It was the first 18-rated DS game in the UK – now it’s the first Cero Z DS title in Japan
News: GERMANY: Calls for violent games ban
16 interior ministers seek to ban the production and distribution of violent titles
Blog: Grand Theft Blockbusters
The tepid sales reception of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars may not only herald the death of mature content on the DS, but it may also steal any chance developers had of delivering ambitious projects to the handheld in the future.
News: New family gaming guide arrives online
Familygamer.co.uk aims to help everyone “play video games together in healthy, entertaining, imaginative and stimulating ways”
News: Does mature content have a future on DS?
EEDAR analyst claims that below par sales of GTA: Chinatown Wars may cause publishers to reign in DS plans
News: Germany closing in on violent games ban?
Police chief calls for ban after leading retailer pulls mature games from shelves
News: NZ: Jail term for parents who allow kids to play violent games
Government censor says parents must be held accountable for the games their children play
News: Parents group offers balanced view on GTAIV
Kids warned off The Lost and the Damned, but Common Sense Media praises quality of Rockstar’s DLC
News: US: Mature-rated games on the fall
Number of M-certificates granted by ESRB drops by 50 per cent since 2005
News: Manhunt 2 granted North American release
Though Rockstar’s title is given strict Adult Only rating, limiting its opportunities at US retail
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