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Video Game Age Ratings are Weird, So I Fixed Them.

The ESRB, or Electronic Software Ratings Board, is the ratings board for video games in the United States, similar to those around the world. They use thirty tiers and four age groups to determine the proper age for a piece of media. And yet, they've been massively controversial, with some odd mistakes in the past, and their system is overall incredibly confusing. So let's break down their history, explain their system, and propose a new way to express the maturity levels of a piece of content. Subscribe:    / @jamesondiskin   Timestamps: 0:00 Background 1:00 The History of the ESRB 4:51 E for Everyone 5:44 Everyone 10+ 6:47 T for Teen 8:27 M for Mature 9:23 Fixing the ESRB 10:42 Astro's Playroom 10:59 Content Warning 11:19 Doom Eternal 12:15 The Last of Us 12:40 It's Almost Over 13:30 Thanks for Watching Music Used: All Videos are Written, Recorded, and Edited by Jameson Diskin Persona 5 Battle Victory Theme - Shoji Meguro Wii Shop Theme - Kazumi Totaka Spirit of Hospitality - Lena Raine Time to Spare - An Jone Heat (Puzzle) - Solar Fields The Exalted - Darren Korb The Only Thing They Fear is You - Mick Gordon URL Melt - Unicorn Heads Copyright Disclaimer: Not all assets are owned by me (music, gameplay, stock images, stock videos, etc.) are owned by the respective copyright owner and are used in accordance with Fair Use under Education, Commentary, and Criticism.