The release of AEW Fight Forever is delayed due to classification issues

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The release of AEW Fight Forever is delayed due to classification issues

The wrestling game that is supposed to compete with WWE 2K23 is facing last-minute issues. AEW Fight Forever has failed to obtain a "Teen" rating from the US organization ESRB. The game is said to be too violent and bloody for a young audience. The studio Yuke's will likely have to revise the game to allow for its release this year.

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