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Representatives from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) have claimed that the number of “Mature” rated video games fell to 11.9% of the market in 2003, from 13....
Representatives from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) have claimed that the number of “Mature” rated video games fell to 11.9% of the market in 2003, from 13.2% in 2002. Citing NPD Group data the ESA statement also pointed out that only one of the top ten best-selling console titles of last year carried a Mature rating: the infamous Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Revenue from Mature rated games also fell to $833 million, compared to $910.8 million in 2002. Source: Forbes
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