Brink finally rated as Teen ? : Othor Games

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 6:14 pm

Every day I check out the twitter brinkgame and found today a small ERSB logo on the left side -> http://twitter.com/brinkgame
It seems Brink is finally rated by ESRB as "Teen" for Blood, Violence and Language.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 4:39 am

Language?

I do not think there will be any language, since they removed it? :l

.. Would be great if there were though

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 12:49 am

Language?

I do not think there will be any language, since they removed it? :l

.. Would be great if there were though

Agreed but ow that its Teen it is open to more gamers. And their might be some launguage like helle and crapo

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:51 pm

BOOOOOOOO. PANSY:P
Now im gonna save the money I would have wasted on this for Battefield 3.
A game that not marketed for little kids with hippy parents.

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:26 pm

BOOOOOOOO. PANSY:P
Now im gonna save the money I would have wasted on this for Battefield 3.
A game that not marketed for little kids with hippy parents.

lol, chances are, even MOE little kids will play BF3, because of it's gameplay, it's more well-known name and because it is rated M.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:59 am

BOOOOOOOO. PANSY:P
Now im gonna save the money I would have wasted on this for Battefield 3.
A game that not marketed for little kids with hippy parents.

People like this I hope aren't in my games

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 11:33 pm

lol, chances are, even MOE little kids will play BF3, because of it's gameplay, it's more well-known name and because it is rated M.

All 2 true.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:12 am

This might or might not have any effect on what I think of the game depending on why it is rated Teen exactly.

If its the developers attempt to reach a wider audience of younger fans for the game to make more money, then I am disappointed to see they pulled back some great stuff to make it T.

However, If the game was developed from the beginning with Teen in mind, then I don't have much to be angered at.

Don't get upset all of sudden as well, a game does not have to be rated M to be great, and if you have a problem with little kids, mute them then.

Thats what I plan to do, anyways.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 12:01 am

If its the developers attempt to reach a wider audience of younger fans for the game to make more money, then I am disappointed to see they pulled back some great stuff to make it T.

lol, define "great stuff?"

Blood and Gore?
Language?
six?
Drug and alcohol use?

Could any of those have such an impact on Brink that the absence of them makes the game as a whole a lesser experience?

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:22 pm

lol, define "great stuff?"

Blood and Gore?
Language?
six?
Drug and alcohol use?

Could any of those have such an impact on Brink that the absence of them makes the game as a whole a lesser experience?

Well, great stuff, as in actions sequences which result in devastating effects, certain uses of gameplay that would cause the game to need a higher rating, such and such.

If I am playing an action game, I would enjoy hardcoe action, things a younger auidience might find a little harsh and disturbing.

I'm not saying the game would be a greatly reduced in experience, but if the developers had some great ideas they can't use because they were going for a T rating, then I would be a little disappointed, wouldn't you?

As I said, I will not care as long as the game is great, and well created in the Teen genre.

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 7:40 pm

Language?

I do not think there will be any language, since they removed it? :l

.. Would be great if there were though

Silence! I kill you!

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:38 pm

Silence! I kill you!

Oh you

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 11:00 pm

BOOOOOOOO. PANSY:P
Now im gonna save the money I would have wasted on this for Battefield 3.
A game that not marketed for little kids with hippy parents.

^^^This is why I said that rating it T will get rid of the kids.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 12:10 am

I'm not saying the game would be a greatly reduced in experience, but if the developers had some great ideas they can't use because they were going for a T rating, then I would be a little disappointed, wouldn't you?

You do realise that most kids would rather play the games WITH the gory scenes and bloody action, right?

I've seen quite a few stores that didn't seem to bother verifying the age of the buyers, and when they do, most parents don't seem to give a rat's ass what the rating on a computer game is either... A few years ago, I was a scouts leader and introduced my kids (boys 9-11) to Warhammer. A parent came to me afterwards complaining that the box said the game was not intended for kids <11 years old, until I reminded her that her son's favorite game was Starcraft, rated Teen (thus 13+), which was alot more graphic in its violence than Warhammer could ever be...

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 1:11 pm

Yes we should be able to [censored] women while cursing them off, please go rated M.

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:47 pm

No blood and gore? Sad face......I like seeing blood come out when I shoot people. I don't know why, I just do.......>_<

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 7:23 pm

^^^This is why I said that rating it T will get rid of the kids.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 11:01 pm

BOOOOOOOO. PANSY:P
Now im gonna save the money I would have wasted on this for Battefield 3.
A game that not marketed for little kids with hippy parents.

Are you retarrded? Just wondering. Or are you just trolling?

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:45 pm

Are you retarrded? Just wondering. Or are you just trolling?

Careful. I've already been warned once that accusing someone of trolling (even if it's blatantly true) is considered "flaming" on this forum.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 2:40 am

Also I'm glad it's Teen. When I was gonna pre-order the game, I thought I would just walk in to Gamestop, pre-order, done. I couldn't though, I had to wait for my parent, the dude there said that it looked like it would be rated M, so yeah I waited there for a while. <_<

Now I can just walk in on realease day after school and get it without waiting an hour for my father to get there. :thumbsup:

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 1:09 pm

lol, define "great stuff?"

Blood and Gore?
Language?
six?
Drug and alcohol use?

Could any of those have such an impact on Brink that the absence of them makes the game as a whole a lesser experience?

I actually think it makes it more respectable as a piece of art if it doesn't include those things. Games have been immature and juvenile for long enough. I think it's time for the medium to grow up.

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 3:36 am

Also I'm glad it's Teen. When I was gonna pre-order the game, I thought I would just walk in to Gamestop, pre-order, done. I couldn't though, I had to wait for my parent, the dude there said that it looked like it would be rated M, so yeah I waited there for a while. <_<

Now I can just walk in on realease day after school and get it without waiting an hour for my father to get there. :thumbsup:

brink should be one of the best games this year mabye even of all time

» Tue Mar 15, 2011 1:44 am

Language?

I do not think there will be any language, since they removed it? :l

.. Would be great if there were though

well if you like language you could get bulletstorm

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:37 pm

Every day I check out the twitter brinkgame and found today a small ERSB logo on the left side -> http://twitter.com/brinkgame
It seems Brink is finally rated by ESRB as "Teen" for Blood, Violence and Language.

this is awsome even though the ratings dont matter to me much

» Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:59 pm

well if you like language you could get bulletstorm

Yea, Bulletstorm is pretty crazy on their language.