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Topic	ESRB adds "In-game Purchases (w/ Random Items)" to their ratings.
Joker_X_II 04/16/20 7:18:48 PM #14:	zhangliao1 posted... not going to stop companies from patching in loot boxes after the game has already been released Well there was the infamous "Hot Coffee" incident with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. They had to pull all the initial release copies from the shelves, so they can put an "Adult" rating on the package, before writing more CDs with the sex code taken out. If publishers are going to add in loot box features after release, they will have to repackage their games, perhaps send out rolls of label-stickers to retailers to cover up the old label. --- PSA: "Real Gamers" don't pay for Micro-transactions. Pro-tip: You're not 'playing' the game, if you're paying your way through it. <cite>Joker_X_II posted [p:937535531] in ESRB adds ... [t:78591158]...</cite> <quote>zhangliao1 posted... </cite> <quote>not going to stop companies from patching in loot boxes after the game has already been released</quote> Well there was the infamous "Hot Coffee" incident with Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. They had to pull all the initial release copies from the shelves, so they can put an "Adult" rating on the package, before writing more CDs with the sex code taken out. If publishers are going to add in loot box features after release, they will have to repackage their games, perhaps send out rolls of label-stickers to retailers to cover up the old label. --- PSA: "Real Gamers" don't pay for Micro-transactions. Pro-tip: You're not 'playing' the game, if you're paying your way through it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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