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* ''[[Europa Universalis]] III'' has "alcohol and tobacco references" (i.e. the presence of wine and tobacco as tradable goods) contributing to its 12+ rating, alongside (very) "mild violence" consisting of sprites bloodlessly shooting at each other.
* ''Soul Bubbles'' has an amusing one, warning the player of the ''absence'' of orcs, wizards, soldiers, etc, and assures that "everything will be hunky-dory". Which indeed [[Needs More Love|it is]].
* Heavily subverted in [[StepMania]] with one of the announcer packs (more exactly [https://web.archive.org/web/20100503142517/http://www.stepmania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8563&file=SM3.0_Announcer_SchizKitty.smzip this one]). When showing the usual "don't play this in a small room" warning, the girl will sometimes say "Who reads this crap anyway?"
* ''[[Star Soldier|Star Soldier R]]'' has a Content Warning for, of all things, ''its gameplay length.'' When you go to buy it in the Wii Shop Channel, you are given a warning (in red text, no less!) that the game only offers 2-minute, 5-minute, and "Quick Shot" modes, and the purpose of the game is to [[Scoring Points|score attack]] the former two modes. Presumably, this is to warn people that it isn't a "full" game; it's their own fault if they buy the game and then later complain that [[It's Short, So It Sucks]].
* ''[[Deception|Tecmo's Deception]]'' offers us this little blurb on the back of the jewel case:
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