Game Rating and Content Descriptors as Policy Tools: A Comparison of GRAC, ESRB, and PEGI

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This study aims to analyze the game rating systems of GRAC, ESRB, and PEGI in terms of accessibility, consistency, and sufficiency.
Compared the formatting and information clarity of GRAC, ESRB, and PEGI rating labels.
Evaluated aspects of accessibility, consistency, and sufficiency in content descriptor displays.
Used qualitative analysis to identify strengths and weaknesses among the rating systems.
GRAC demonstrated superior accessibility through its colorful and symbol-oriented design.
Inconsistencies were found in content descriptor displays compared to ESRB and PEGI.
Indicators of sufficiency revealed limitations in GRAC's information provided to users.

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Analysis compares game rating systems GRAC, ESRB, and PEGI on accessibility, consistency, and sufficiency, suggesting improvements.

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Minsang Yi (2026) studied this question.

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