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Forums - Gaming - ESRB doesn't, so what would YOU rate Online Interactions?

Definently AO+. aka Adults Only. So much swearing, explcit content and racism online. Idk about Wii though, i'm curious on what they say on World at War on the Wii lol.



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PS360 = M
Wii = E



I know Pokemon D/P/Pt would be rated M..



Pixel Art can be fun.

M for HD consoles, dont know about the wii



 

Yeah XBL is full of cocky little kids.



 

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esrb doesnt because there is no way to. if some1 swears its then rated m. if no1 talks and its normally at rated T game then its rated T



Title doesn't make any sense ...

Anyway it varies, depends what games you play. I have had very plesent L4D experiences.



 

Eh, i've seen people push the limit of how offensive they can make their online experience even on DS/Wii. A dude on The Conduit named himself 8A5TARD, and i remember on Mario Kart DS (where you could make little custom logos for yourself), facing someone with an ejaculating penis for a logo.

 

People will exploit any creative freedom Nintendo gives them in that regard.

 

I actually kinda enjoy not being able to talk to randoms, though. I swear a lot, and have little outbursts over what i percieve to be "cheap shots," and i would make a lot of enemies unnecessarily if i were able to communicate with them.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

I give this game 4/5 sexual predators and give it this month's homophobic adolescent award.



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Rated N for N00bs