darkSpyro

Okay, I watched this interview of the maker of Dawn of the Dragon on Youtube and it was reaveled that he said 'kids' on the interview which means it could be rated E in some sort of way.

Probablly E10+

In movies for instance they usually say that PG13 movies make great family movies so I guess that is what they are trying to say.

Get what I am saying?

Yep. I've been also watching trailers. Kept saying E10. To clear things, the maker himself said nothing about the movie.

Quote: Dragonhope

Okay, I watched this interview of the maker of Dawn of the Dragon on Youtube and it was reaveled that he said 'kids' on the interview which means it could be rated E in some sort of way.

Inbetween, that being 'T'.

E10+, however some people are suggesting T. Do I care which, of course not. It matters not if it's E, or M, or even AO ( although I still need parent consent to buy those =_=" ).

Whats AO?

Adults only. It still creeps me out, some of those titles. *Shivers*

E10

I'm going to 10 this year. So if its E10...yay!

Mature rating is doubtful.The highest a Spyro game could ever get would be 'T',unless if they decide to go crazy and turn the games mature.(NOT a good idea!)

E10 like the other titles. It seems just right because it is showing that Spyro is still for kids but can you know still have some violent moments too.

What violent moments?

The legend of Spyro games are a quite a bit more violent than the original era right? That is what I meant by violent moments. It was sorta hard to say what I meant.

Like the time spyro defeated gaul?

Yes he actually X_X him that time.

Quote: HIR

E10+, however some people are suggesting T. Do I care which, of course not. It matters not if it's E, or M, or even AO ( although I still need parent consent to buy those =_=" ).

xD 21 or older, aye?

Quote: Shrazer320

Quote: HIR

E10+, however some people are suggesting T. Do I care which, of course not. It matters not if it's E, or M, or even AO ( although I still need parent consent to buy those =_=" ).

xD 21 or older, aye?

Correct... two and a half more years before I can buy them for maiself. >.<

Probably going to be rated E to E-10, like the other previous Spyro titles. A Spyro game rated T for Teen or M for Mature is totally unlikely to happen. If you can see from Spyro's past games, they all game out as E or E-10+ games. And some gamers even said that Spyro is mainly a kid-based game, so it is highly unlikely for this next coming Spyro game, and other future Spyro titles to be rated above E-10.

Something like that, yes.

Lol...I'm gonna say it! 'M' or 'T' (I swear in Australia they're the same thing)
(Don't attack me, please!)

It said and kids. UGH!!! I'll make a link to that interview as soon as possible.

ok do that would u!!!!!

if i have time maybe around the weekends...

ok!!!!!

UGH!!!!!! I can't do it!!!!!!!!!!!

GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GOOOOOOOO E10!!!!

LOL, I'm a cheerleader

Oh yeah well...Go T! Go T! Go T!
Why does everyone hate the idea? There's nothin wrong with it!

Although it is very unlikely to see a T rating on Spyro, it might be cool if the game itself grew up.

Quote: Robo-Spyro

GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GOOOOOOOO E10!!!!

LOL, I'm a cheerleader

Thats more like it!

Quote: Sarorius256

Yes he actually X_X him that time.

i might sound like a noob but i'm an old school fan so what exactly did spyro do? or do i want to know?

I wouldn't care much about the rating either. I can get games of any rating, though for some reason even though I'm 21 I've had to ask my mother for permit to get titles rated 15 (BBFC)/16+ (PEGI) or higher . That said, the rating won't harm me as a gamer, I'm sure of it.

It's RP something like that. It said on the official website.


P.S. whats RP mean?

Quote: Robo-Spyro

GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GO E10!!!! GOOOOOOOO E10!!!!

LOL, I'm a cheerleader

Quote: Dragonhope

It's RP something like that. It said on the official website.


P.S. whats RP mean?

It means Rating Pending... or in other words, they haven't given a rating yet.

Thank you, HIR.

WHY ON EARTH would they make this game rated T or M?

...where did this rumor originate?

Why on earth wouldn't they? There is absolutely nothing wrong with spyro being rated 'T' or 'M'. I really don't understand what everybody has against it.
I don't know where it came from, as far as I knew, it was only me who would like it to have that rating.

What for? mean, I could care less, but some parents wouldn't want their kids playing a game with that rating. I mean, a few parents out there
just prefer game ratings on their child's level. You see? So really, it
kinda does matter why they would or wouldn't be rated "T" or "M".
However, I don't see why parents would do that over a Spyro videogame,
but like I said, there are some parents out there...

Quote: sillyworld

WHY ON EARTH would they make this game rated T or M?

...where did this rumor originate?

Forgotten world...But he got the idea from the Rp sign at the bottom "May have content inapropiate for children"
I say we burn his holy Sanctuary!

YEAH!!!!!!! I say, SUE THOSE WHO PLAN TO MAKE THIS A MATURE GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!

NO! Let them do it! Give Spyro a goddamn break! He doesn't have to be E10+

On the game ratings front, much like anything else, the Spyro franchise only really has two options, grow up with it's original fans or try to create a new fan base. I don't think I need to point out which of those is easier.

Although, that is extreme generalisation as by increasing the level of mature content it would not only keep its original fan base but would likely gain new, more mature, fans to the series.

Although conversely, raising the content may actually turn off most of its original fan base, especially old-school Spyro enthusiasts and perhaps even turn away those who may have been interested in trying the series for the first time.
However those who are initially turned off by the mature content may be tempted to try it anyway, likely enticed by comments and reviews by those who have played it and enjoyed it.

Whichever way you look at it there will be losses and there will be gains, the degrees of which are so far largely unpredictable.

But in the end it all comes down one very simple principle:
If you don't like it, don't buy it.

Well...I couldn't agree more with that last statement.

Quote: Twilight

On the game ratings front, much like anything else, the Spyro franchise only really has two options, grow up with it's original fans or try to create a new fan base. I don't think I need to point out which of those is easier.

Although, that is extreme generalisation as by increasing the level of mature content it would not only keep its original fan base but would likely gain new, more mature, fans to the series.

Although conversely, raising the content may actually turn off most of its original fan base, especially old-school Spyro enthusiasts and perhaps even turn away those who may have been interested in trying the series for the first time.
However those who are initially turned off by the mature content may be tempted to try it anyway, likely enticed by comments and reviews by those who have played it and enjoyed it.

Whichever way you look at it there will be losses and there will be gains, the degrees of which are so far largely unpredictable.

But in the end it all comes down one very simple principle:
If you don't like it, don't buy it.

You pretty much just summed up the idea of buying a video game in those last few lines. However, it is still a good point, nonetheless. However, I kinda thought Sierra was trying to appeal to a new audience, which is why they made this reboot. >.>

I have a very strong feeling that the game is going to be PG

I have a very strong feeling that I hope it'll be 'T'. The last two games were PG, and this is the final chapter, so why can't they take it one step further? And more importantly, why shouldn't they?

Quote: HIR

Quote: Twilight

On the game ratings front, much like anything else, the Spyro franchise only really has two options, grow up with it's original fans or try to create a new fan base. I don't think I need to point out which of those is easier.

Although, that is extreme generalisation as by increasing the level of mature content it would not only keep its original fan base but would likely gain new, more mature, fans to the series.

Although conversely, raising the content may actually turn off most of its original fan base, especially old-school Spyro enthusiasts and perhaps even turn away those who may have been interested in trying the series for the first time.
However those who are initially turned off by the mature content may be tempted to try it anyway, likely enticed by comments and reviews by those who have played it and enjoyed it.

Whichever way you look at it there will be losses and there will be gains, the degrees of which are so far largely unpredictable.

But in the end it all comes down one very simple principle:
If you don't like it, don't buy it.

You pretty much just summed up the idea of buying a video game in those last few lines. However, it is still a good point, nonetheless. However, I kinda thought Sierra was trying to appeal to a new audience, which is why they made this reboot. >.>

Well...giving bad words would really be out of state and blood well they could like do that...Anyway they said family and kids.

They did mention a more mature theme on the minisite, remember. Lets not forget that.

Quote: Aang

I have a very strong feeling that I hope it'll be 'T'. The last two games were PG, and this is the final chapter, so why can't they take it one step further? And more importantly, why shouldn't they?

i agree with you it should be rated "T"

Well, you can have a "regular" version that rates E10 or the "uncut" version with rated T.

-Doppel