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Prince
New York, NY USA
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Nov 2000 time: 20:07
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Actually, the ESRB listing is always correct.
Incidentally, the ESRB didn't exist when the PC version of Colonization was released, but did when the Mac version did. So one was unrated, and the other is.
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Technical Assistant
Of the Peanuts Gallery
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Apr 2004 time: 14:07
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Does the ESRB rating mean they have a (nearly) finished game to show the ESRB, similar to films and MPAA rating, or is it simply the publisher's opinion?
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Co-Owner/ Administrator
De Hel van Enschede
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Nov 1999 time: 21:07
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It differs. Initially the ESRB only gets video footage and a bunch of paperwork on games that are to be rated, which can be sent in long before the game is done. But close to release publishers send in physical copies of the game for final review and approval as well.
Games regularly appear on the ESRB website long before they are released, or sometimes even publicly announced (as happened with the PC port of GTA4 just last month), so it's hard to say whether this info reflects actual physical copies of C4C in the ESRB's possession or merely Firaxis/2K paperwork -- especially as it's entirely conceivable, even likely, that the Mac and PC versions are in different stages of development.
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