to the dozens who use the rating system as a deciding factor for getting games for their kids, i suppose this will help. meanwhile, one of the game that would

to the dozens who use the rating system as a deciding factor for getting games for their kids, i suppose this will help. meanwhile, one of the game that would have been affected by it, Counter-Strike 2, is already rated M by ESRB [1]. it is undergoing a major case in NY as we speak, and there are many professional players, also recognized by the devs, that openly stated they played the game since their early teens. [2] it does mean that a lot of more suitable games for younger audience, such as the sports title released every year. but a lot of them already have free titles with pay-to-win mechanics. i wonder if the enforcement would really differ any more than it currently is. [1] https://www.esrb.org/ratings/9406/counter-strike/ https://www.esrb.org/ratings/9406/counter-strike/ [2] https://www.hltv.org/player/19230/m0NESY https://www.hltv.org/player/19230/m0NESY