Danman27 on 29 June 2014
Some people think it means that it will hold back more. Well here's the problem with that. ESRB has almost no standards. It seems pretty arbitrary how games are rated. My best example is Dark souls 2 is T and Dark souls 1 is M. That makes no sense at all. I don't bother looking at a games ESRB rating. It means nothing. I get games that are good, not games that are M.
