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In the UK, we used to have our games rated by the same board that rates films. They used the same checksheet and so the ratings were pretty fair.
Then, some bright spark decided that PEGI would take over, with a new checksheet and a rating system no one understands. Maybe for this reason dance dance revolution is rated 16.
Thank you all for the input. Merry Christmas.
Actually, it does. It can be bought for them, but in most countries, rating systems are legal requirements that a shop must follow or face large fines.
And he answered it inaccurately.
In the US and Canada, the ESRB rates games, and it does not work quite like it was described. You can try the following article for more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entertainment_Software_Rating_Board