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v • d • e Video game controversy Computer and video game law Family Entertainment Protection Act · Truth in Video Game Rating Act · Video Game Decency Act · Video Recordings Act 1984 Organizations and rating systems Active Entertainment Software Rating Board · Pan European Game Information · Computer Entertainment Rating Organization · Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle · National Coalition Against Censorship · TIGRS · Valtion elokuvatarkastamo · Game Rating Board · British Board of Film Classification · Office of Film and Literature Classification (Australia) · Office of Film and Literature Classification (New Zealand) · Internet Content Rating Association Defunct Videogame Rating Council · Recreational Software Advisory Council · 3DO Rating System · Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association · Korea Media Rating Board Major figures Lawsuits James v. Meow Media · Strickland v. Sony Individuals Evan Bayh · Fred Upton · Herb Kohl · Hillary Rodham Clinton · Jack Thompson · Joe Lieberman · Julia Boseman · Keith Vaz · Leland Yee · Rick Santorum · Sam Brownback · Tim Johnson Genres Eroge · Adult video game · First-person shooter · Nonviolent video game · Survival horror Use {{Video game controversy|state=collapsed}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state. Use {{Video game controversy|state=expanded}} to show this template in its expanded (fully visible) state. Use {{Video game controversy|state=autocollapse}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state only if there is another template of the same type on the page. (This is usually the default.) Página espejo de la Wikipedia Directorio de Enlaces Directorio dmoz Directorio espejo dmoz Pedro Bernardo