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Stores are also required to use a code on the back of the game box to help parents control whether a game is appropriate for their children. The codes include: E (Everyone), E10+ (Teens), E12+ (Adults Only), E13+ (Adults Only - Some material may be inappropriate for children), E15+ (Adults Only - Strong Violence), E16+ (Adults Only - Frequent Strong Language), E17+ (Adults Only - Frequent Strong Language, Violence, and Sexual Content), E18+ (Adults Only - Frequent Strong Language, Violence, Sexual Content, and Blood/Gore), and E7+ (Adults Only - Frequent Strong Language and Blood/Gore).
An ESRB rating is not intended to represent the worth of a game but only to indicate how children of a certain age would react to the game. Gamers agree that the ESRB ratings are not a good indicator of the quality of a video game.
Take-Two has partnered with the Entertainment Software Rating Board to create a rating system based on the ESRB. This system is intended to offer parents a fast, easy way to determine whether a game is appropriate for their children. Taking into account the concerns of parents, the system offers the option to limit access to games rated T for children, and games rated M for adults. Take-Two's rating system for games offered on the Xbox 360 is based on the ESRB classification, and is explained below.
Several months ago, the Windows 7 x64 RTM/SP1 was released for the same reasons as the Windows XP x64 SP2 and Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 SP1. It was to address the many bugs and problems that Microsoft released the RTM (Release To Manufacturing) for Windows 7 x64 which was leaked to the public by a Microsoft insider and published in the media. This RTM build version of 7600.16385 released for Windows 7 x64 RTM/SP1 is not the final RTM version and should be considered by users as a beta version (because it is).
Given the fact that the official release of Windows 7 x64 RTM/SP1 has been leaked to the public, Windows 7 users who want the RTM version of Windows 7 x64 RTM/SP1 version of Windows can download this ISO image from the following link:
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