Japanese Video Game Rating System Meanings 

well B can ran range from E10+ to T depending on what is on the game

Yes. Z is CLEARLY ADULT. (Laughing)

Quick Flash It was because of the Camilla CG cutscene in Birthright (which btw was kept in the western release) though Conquest chapter 25 could be a contributing factor.

Ben Hatto Wrong. B is T and C is T+ 12+ ratings are equal to low end Teen ratings.

Z is M. Ao games are not allowed on Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft consoles.

CERO A = ESRB E and E10 CERO B = ESRB T (low end) or PEGI 12 CERO C = PEGI 16 or ESRB T (but for older teens) CERO D = ESRB M or PEGI 18

Lonel650 The ratings are under the 3rd point. www.cero.gr.jp/e/rating.html

Also they are the reasons Mortal Kombat not appearing in the Japanese market and Mai Shiranui not having a cameo in Smash Ultimate.

In other words, it's pretty much the ESRB for Japan.

@dorim ae No they do. It’s only a myth that Japanese “doesn’t have swear words”. All languages have swear words.

@dorim ae Yes they do. They all have swearing. I know what swearing sounds like in Japanese. Plus all the dialogue is the same in both versions.

I mean, one of the ratchet and clank games was rated teen from the esrb. And tbh, most kids younger than 13 can handle teen games.

There are some E10+ Ratchet and Clank games, too.

14Gold10 Productions The Sims 3

from where i live what ever number it shows means how old you have to be to play it and pg means you need parent guidance to play it (migh

We have these ratings: 3: Comparable to E and eC 7: Comparable to E10+ 12: Comparable to T 16: Comparable to M 18: Like AO, but actually sold on consoles The classifiers give more info about the game. They are: Bad Language Discrimination Drugs Fear Gambling Sex Violence Online Play and recently... In-Game Purchases

this is an age rating not a grade.

Putting Breaking Bad in 12 is ridiculous. Profanity, live action murder, drugs, and incredibly adult themes, nor could someone of the age of 12 even understand what is going on even on a surface level.

It's called the "Eirin rating system." I don't know much about it tho.

It was down on Wikipedia Wikipedia at what I found Unrestricted G: General Audiences. All ages admitted.PG12 (PG-12): Parental Guidance Requested. Some material may be unsuitable for children under 12. Parents are advised to accompany their children during the film. Restricted The R15+ and R18+ ratings are age restricted. All cinemas are legally required to check the age of all patrons who wish to view an R15+ or R18+ rated film. Admitting underage patrons to such films is considered a criminal offense and can be punished with fines/imprisonment.[citation needed] R15+ (R-15): Restricted to teenagers 15 and over only. Children and teenagers under the age of 15 are banned from viewing the film.R18+ (R-18): Restricted to adults only. Children and teenagers under the age of 18 are banned from viewing the film.

@@JuanGomez-ke5py Examples: えいがでとーじょー! たまごっち ドキドキ! うちゅーのまいごっち!? G GANTZ:O PG-12 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン劇場版 Air/まごころを、君に R-15 殺し屋1 R-18

No it's 17+

*ahem,* resident evil was rated m for mature including night trap doom killer instinct mortal kombat Wolfenstein 3d spooky jumpscare mansion and also postal one and two.

wrong explanation this is not vyond references school this is the age rating for video games and personal computer games.

@@josephfrye7342 It was behavior letter day videos in a nutshell.

Why did they skip to Z?