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Exuvia said:
Interesting, I was under the impression that the ESRB will give an M (or higher) rating to any game that has nudity, even if it is in a texture or other file that is impossible for a player to access via the game itself and has to be acquired by disassembling the game with specialized programs. (The issue with the “partial nudity” in Halo 2 comes to mind.) Either current games are simply too large for the ESRB to effectively look through to actually perform their job or they intentionally overlooked this for some reason.
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The ESRB upped the rating of Oblivion from T to M after some tit flesh was discovered in the files by modders.
 
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Final lines of the ESRB W.O.W. rating always makes me laugh:
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Poop Quest got into the rating summary.
 
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Jimmy Olsen said:
I'm not a World of Warcraft fan but holy shit some people need real problems.
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Activision/Blizzard had real problems. So to distract from them they gave in to the dangerhair genderspecials who are in such desperate need of attention real problems that things like a mean word or seeing bare flesh on any kind of pixel woman count.

It's been Blizzard's strategy for years. Don't think it worked this time, though.
 
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Next Task said:
Activision/Blizzard had real problems. So to distract from them they gave in to the dangerhair genderspecials who are in such desperate need of attention real problems that things like a mean word or seeing bare flesh on any kind of pixel woman count.

It's been Blizzard's strategy for years. Don't think it worked this time, though.
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That's a common trend in all the entertainment companies. From a purely business side of things, all artistic integrity aside, I wonder when they'll realize that pandering to the suicidal isn't a great way to get return customers.
 
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Jimmy Olsen said:
That's a common trend in all the entertainment companies. From a purely business side of things, all artistic integrity aside, I wonder when they'll realize that pandering to the suicidal isn't a great way to get return customers.
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More companies should pander to the suicidal the Final Fantasy 14 way--by having multiple characters attempting and/or committing suicide on-screen. If only the playerbase would take a hint.
 
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