The system (originally revealed back in early 2011) would appear to assist smaller studios by providing a rating parents/guardians look for regularly at retail, bringing guidance to a large ...

The CTIA-The Wireless Association today said that it's taking the wraps off a new mobile application rating system early next week with with the help of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB).

The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) will be expanding its rating services to mobile and digital storefronts. Currently, the ESRB rates games for dedicated consoles and computer gaming only.

The CTIA and ESRB have announced plans for a mobile app rating system, with details to come November 29th By Sam Byford Via TechCrunch | Source ESRB and Fierce mobile content Nov 22, 2011, 4:59 AM UTC ...

Mentioned during an announcement last week, the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) and CTIA Wireless Trade Association have announced a new rating system for mobile games. Identical to the ...

The Entertainment Software Ratings Board and Thurbert Baker, Georgia's Attorney General, unveiled plans to launch a new Public Service Announcement campaign. The PSAs will explain video game ...

With the elimination of the free age rating system that ESRB, many indie developers were concerned that they would be unable to release their games on a physical platform, which would require a ...

The ESRB has teamed up with Clearspring Technologies to offer a free, downloadable ratings-search widget that can be accessed from a computer's desktop or embedded into a Web page.

TIGRS is aimed at independent developers, those who rarely—if ever—submit their titles to the ESRB for "official" ratings. Its goal is to "communicate clearly" what a gamer will see in the game.

Changes to the ratings system In particular, the ESRB would have to make some costly changes to its ratings process, as rating games on partial content would be verboten.

Former rater for the Entertainment Software Ratings Board Jerry Bonner thoroughly criticized his ex-employer in an article appearing in this month's issue of Electronic Gaming Mon ...

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