Computer Entertainment Rating Organization

The Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (abbreviated CERO) is a a self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings to consumer video games in Japan. It was established in June 2002 as a branch of Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association, and became an officially recognized nonprofit organization in December 2003.
==Ratings==
Rating	Description
 	Games that are rated CERO A are suitable for all ages from 3 and older. Most games at this rating may contain comic mischief, infrequent use of mild violence, crude language, and mild crude humor.
 	Games that are rated CERO B are recommended for those who are aged 12 and older. Games at this rating contain a high volume of violence, infrequent use of strong language, suggestive themes, partial nudity, simulated gambling, some substance abuse, and crude humor.
 	Games that are rated CERO C are recommended for those who are aged 16 and older. Games at this rating contain intense violence of violence, blood and gore, strong language, sexual themes, nudity, substance abuse, and crude humor.
 	Games that are CERO D are recommended for mature audiences ages 17 and older. Games at this rating contain high levels of intense violence, blood and gore, strong language, strong sexual content, nudity, substance abuse, and mature sexual themes.
 	Games that are CERO Z are intended only for adults that are 18 years and up. It is very rare that this rating is put into effect in such games.
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