Game Software Rating Regulations
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Game Software Rating Regulations (Chinese: 遊戲軟體分級管理辦法; pinyin: Yóuxì ruǎntǐ fēnjí guǎnlǐ bànfǎ), also translated as Game Software Rating Management Regulations, is the video game content rating system used in Taiwan. The law was established on 6 July 2006 and amended 29 May 2012.[1]
Ratings
The system uses five ratings:[1]
| Abbreviation | Rating |
|---|---|
| 80px | 普遍級 (General Public) (G) - All ages may use such software. (Not Allowed Taiwanese Nintendo 3DS Games.) |
| 80px | 保護級 (Protected) (P) - Only persons of age 6 and above may use such software. (Lowest Rating of Taiwanese Nintendo 3DS Games.) |
| 80px | 輔12級 (Parental Guidance 12) (PG 12) - Only persons of age 12 and above may use such software |
| 80px | 輔15級 (Parental Guidance 15) (PG 15) - Only persons of age 15 and above may use such software. |
| 80px | 限制級 (Restricted) (R) - Only persons of age 18 and above may use such software. |
References
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- Full text in Traditional Chinese (Laws and Regulations Database of the Republic of China (Taiwan))
- Full text in Traditional Chinese / English (Taiwan Game Software Rating Information)
- Taiwan Game Software Rating Information (Traditional Chinese/English)
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