Man recieves Starcraft 2 for Christmas! (Almost)

[Pandonetho]

Why would Blizzard use those screenshots for their Box anyway?

[Josue]

this thread is so much fun LOL.

First of all I already knew it was fake because it's rate M for mature adults which is obviously not, of course...its T for Teens god dammit!! Man just seeing the fake game makes me want it more...Arrgggghhh!!!

Hmm, I also suspected from that, I remembered that somewhere Blizzard stated they were aiming to T rating, so seeing it rated as "M" made me think in Eligor's old signature.
[...]"this is another hoax"[...]
Heck I liked it! I thought I had saved it in a TXT file to quote it someday if the opportunity appeared like it did now, but it seems that I've lost the opportunity.

[Alzarath]

The perfect lie.

[Eligor]

I never understood by the way why should Diablo ever be rater "M", the kind of gore it contains is not that different from what is seen in StarCraft (yes, I know there are gutted corpses lying around here and there in Diablo, but they're so tiny as to make little difference as far as the shock factor is concerned).

[DemolitionSquid]

I never understood by the way why should Diablo ever be rater "M", the kind of gore it contains is not that different from what is seen in StarCraft (yes, I know there are gutted corpses lying around here and there in Diablo, but they're so tiny as to make little difference as far as the shock factor is concerned).

I believe the answer is "tits."

[Gifted]

I never understood by the way why should Diablo ever be rater "M", the kind of gore it contains is not that different from what is seen in StarCraft (yes, I know there are gutted corpses lying around here and there in Diablo, but they're so tiny as to make little difference as far as the shock factor is concerned).

From my expirience making games, it's typically a combination of small things and not "one big thing". This includes a combination of the bloods/gore/combat, showing extreme amounts of flesh (Think assassin legs) on characters, religiously intrusive ideas such as going into hell and fighting demons, "black magics" such as rituals/references to sacrifices and a storyline that touches on on the destruction of heaven.

Some of those may seem trivial to you, but you may have to expose the thought into other countries that the game may be released in, typically all of these have to be considered in the rating of a game. Then again, some take it to a whole new extreme. *Gives a polite nod to Germany*

[Pick]

I believe the answer is "tits."

That is the answer to any question worth asking.

[sandwich_bird]

I believe the answer is "tits."

Exactly. The mentality behind ESRB is “Violence and blood are cool but boobs and sex are the anti-Chris ". This should be the other way around.

[Gifted]

I believe the answer is "tits."

Titanic was PG-13, just an interesting counterpoint to this typical answer. I still laugh at whoever made this call though *chuckles*

Source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120338/
"Rated PG-13 for disaster related peril and violence, nudity, sensuality and brief language. "

[DemolitionSquid]

Titanic was PG-13, just an interesting counterpoint to this typical answer. I still laugh at whoever made this call though *chuckles*

Source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120338/
"Rated PG-13 for disaster related peril and violence, nudity, sensuality and brief language. "

Titanic was a MOVIE.

D3 is a VIDEO GAME.

Different standards. Just ask Australia.