The ESRB in America has given Skyrim a rating and it's no surprise that the rating is a M for Mature

The US rating board is rumoured to have forced a box art change to protect the zombie

I guess it depends on your point of view on this one, generally I prefer games that don’t have foul language, nudity or over the top violence unless a filter is available in the options menu to toggle it. While we wait on a response from Rockstar about the toggle we can take a look at the reasons behind the …

Boo-freakin-Yah this is some super cool news. Some of my favorite old Playstation titles are coming to PSOne Classics, especially Oddworld which means that (assuming it comes to the South African PSN Store) we will be able to play some of the grooviest “oldies” on our PS3’s and PSP’s in not too long. This all comes thanks to the ESRB …

It’s not often that a stuffy government department gives you the best marketing blurb for your game but after the ESRB released it’s findings into Brutal Legend I would be surprised not to see the blurb on the back of the box. For anyone who is confused the ESRB is the ratings board and is responsible for slapping that M …

So, above we have an image of the Left 4 Dead 2 poster, as it was before the ESRB got a hold of it. You see, to be a little clever, and to keep the iconic zombie hand from the first cover, the designers for Left 4 Dead 2 decided to keep the same hand, but change it so that …

In yet another case of bureaucracy pointing fingers in the wrong direction, Californian congressman Joe Baca has proposed legislation that would label videogames as being bad for one’s health. All games with an ESRB rating of T (Teen) or higher would be forced to carry a label stating that “WARNING: Excessive exposure to violent video games and other violent media …