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If your fondest arcade memories are of playing gratuitously violent games without your parents knowing, then Microsoft’s Game Room probably won’t give you the sense of nostalgia you’re looking for. According to a Microsoft representative, there are no plans to carry Mature or even Teen rated titles in the feature.<\/p>\n
“Games available for download within ‘Game Room’ will carry either E or E10+ ratings,” this representative said<\/a> to GamerBytes (via<\/a> Kotaku). “We currently have no plans to feature titles of those [higher Teen and Mature] ratings.”<\/p>\n The reasoning behind this is where things get a little tricky, though. Originally, GamerBytes reported that Microsoft elected to get an ESRB rating for the Game Room feature itself, rather than have to rate every title that will launch within it. As such, they limited themselves to E and E10+ games only, and will have to continue to do so for every new game released for Game Room. The logic here is this will save Microsoft tons of money in ESRB rating fees since they supposedly wouldn’t have to rate future games for the service.<\/p>\n