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I'd say that the only was the ESRB could redeem themselves here would be to start giving out the AO rating more for games... it's obvious that this one game/company has been targeted, but if more games in the future start getting AO instead of M, it may well just work out...
Of course, this would possibly screw up the whole game industry if stores continue to not stock AO rated games... I dunno really, but I agree with the fact that the rating should've been more influenced by the violence than anything else...
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