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and gambling ads. I find it ironic that Mel Kirk threw Farsight under the bus in an Ars Technica article for things that Zen are promoting and making money off of in their own app. I have seen ads for gambling apps like slots, bingo, and black jack. I have seen ads for apps with half naked women. I also saw one ad for what I can only describe as the video equivalent of a 1-900 phone sex line. If Zen is so worried about their ESRB rating, how exactly are they comfortable running these types of ads on their platform?
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Sure they can,Originally posted by shogun00 View Post
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Zen only censored the tables to remain in compliance for the ESRB. I would assume they love the original tables as much as any of us. The ads are not governed by the same rules. They also, likely have no control over the ads.Originally posted by tfhfony View PostAccomplishments in real life
1. Rolled a star wars machine................ie played over 99 levels and rolled it back to level 1.
2. Rolled Nintendo punch out, several times, same quarter.
3. Played an entire game of dragons lair and completed it and won while blindfolded.
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The tables on IOS are not censored. Unless it is different on Android, i dont see the panic here. Williams Pinball is 17+.Comment
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Don't just say something without providing details. What part is horseshit?Originally posted by foofoorabbit View PostAccomplishments in real life
1. Rolled a star wars machine................ie played over 99 levels and rolled it back to level 1.
2. Rolled Nintendo punch out, several times, same quarter.
3. Played an entire game of dragons lair and completed it and won while blindfolded.
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