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ESRB To Allow Developer Embargoes

June 20, 2008 in News comments 2

The ESRB are going to let developers specify a date when game information can be released, so as not to interfere with their marketing plans by revealing details on the ESRB site too early.

The ESRB, responsible for the approval and age-rating of video games, have announced a new agreement with publishers to allow the specifying of dates when information about the release may be published on the ESRB website.
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    kik36 Jun 20, 08
    That's a pretty good idea for developers who want to keep a tight lid on their projects. A lot of leaks about titles come from the ESRB website.
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    Zeek Jun 20, 08
    Well that's good for games specially games that are on boder line with an Adult rating like Grand Theft Auto.

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