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<p>The Pegi classification system for video games considers the potential for additional
downloadable content to diverge from the age rating of the initial product. Under
the terms of the certificates issued for games by the UK’s Games Rating Authority
(GRA), where subsequent content offered for download is not appropriate to the Pegi
rating issued, the new material must be notified to the GRA so they can review and
award a new Pegi rating.</p><p>Video games publishers failing to comply face fines
from Pegi of up to 500,000 Euros.</p><p> </p><p>In the last 12 months the GRA has
received seven submissions of additional downloadable content from games publishers.
They considered that none of these needed a higher Pegi rating than the original game.</p>
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