Post #21 · Posted at 2008-09-29 02:34:51pm 16.7 years ago
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(not sure how the ratings go in Japan)
In increasing order of age requirement, the possible ratings are A, B, C, D, and Z (the responsible organization is called the Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (CERO))I'm not totally sure, but I think all of the DDR CS releases have been rated A (or the equivalent "Free" pre-March 2006). I don't have a reliable source for this right now.
Post #22 · Posted at 2008-09-29 11:52:40pm 16.7 years ago
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I was looking for blood flying or something that's not as *ahem* tame as what's actually there. The Baby's Tears censoring I get, and Cartoon Network wouldn't let anything like that slip.
Post #23 · Posted at 2008-09-30 12:06:51am 16.7 years ago
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Quote: eighty5cacao
Quote: silenttype01
(not sure how the ratings go in Japan)
In increasing order of age requirement, the possible ratings are A, B, C, D, and Z (the responsible organization is called the Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (CERO))I'm not totally sure, but I think all of the DDR CS releases have been rated A (or the equivalent "Free" pre-March 2006). I don't have a reliable source for this right now.
Quote: silenttype01
And all this for the sake of keeping the rating as E in America (not sure how the ratings go in Japan).
As you may know, all DDRs since EX2's release were rated "E10+"