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The Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association system (ELSPA for short) was the official (voluntary) video game rating system used in the United Kingdom and Europe between 1994 and 2003. In May 2003, the ELSPA was replaced by PEGI.
There were 4 different ratings in the ELSPA system:
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ELSPA: 3+ |
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ELSPA: 11+ |
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ELSPA: 15+ (Rare; titles like Tomb Raider were given this) |
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ELSPA: 18+ (Extremely rare; titles like BMX XXX were given this) |
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| Africa |  FPB |
| Asia | |
| Caribbean |  CA |
| Europe | |
| Middle East |  GCAM  ESRA  ECB  NMC |
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| South America | |
| Global | App Store Rating System · Google Play Rating · Game Software Rating Regulations · International Age Rating Coalition · Open-source Game Rating System · PCMRatings · Recreational Software Advisory Council · The Independent Game Rating System |
