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New program will allow parents to see more substantive explanations of the ratings the ESRB has given games.
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- by ZetaZeta_ November 12, 2008 4:41 PM PST
- The ESRB is probably the best ratings body in operation, in my opinion. I think they have a much more in depth ratings system than motion pictures or music have ever had. I don't know why they take so much heat.
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