GTA IV and GT Prologue together at last... ahhh.
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), which gives video games in the US their age ratings, has classified Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto IV 'M' for 'Mature'. This means that the game can be sold in large retail outlets and won't be kicked off consoles by the platform holders.
Rockstar's Manhunt 2, which was recently allowed to go on sale in the UK, was initially given an AO (Adults Only) rating, effectively preventing it from going on sale. Many retailers won't carry AO games and the platform holders won't allow AO titles on their consoles.
The last sale of Take-Two shares yesterday was $24.92 (£12.59), $1.08 (£0.55) below Electronic Arts' per-share offer to buy the company.
You can catch SPOnG's latest hands-on with GTA IV here.
Rockstar's Manhunt 2, which was recently allowed to go on sale in the UK, was initially given an AO (Adults Only) rating, effectively preventing it from going on sale. Many retailers won't carry AO games and the platform holders won't allow AO titles on their consoles.
The last sale of Take-Two shares yesterday was $24.92 (£12.59), $1.08 (£0.55) below Electronic Arts' per-share offer to buy the company.
You can catch SPOnG's latest hands-on with GTA IV here.
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