3DO Rating System
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The 3DO Rating System was a rating system created by The 3DO Company and used on games released for the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer in the USA and Canada. The rating system comprised of four categories:
- E - Everyone
- 12 - Guidance for 12 & under
- 17 - Guidance for 17 & under
- AO - Adults Only
These ratings would appear on the lower front and back of the packaging, while the back of the packaging also specified what content was present in the game. This rating system was discontinued after the Entertainment Software Rating Board was established in 1994 and from then on, 3DO games were rated by ESRB.
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| Computer and video game law | Family Entertainment Protection Act - Truth in Video Game Rating Act - Video Game Decency Act |
| Organizations | Entertainment Software Rating Board - Pan European Game Information - Computer Entertainment Ratings Organization - Office of Film and Literature Classification - National Coalition Against Censorship - Videogame Rating Council (defunct) - Recreational Software Advisory Council (defunct) - 3DO Rating System (defunct) |
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