it definately would. if the video game designer AND marketer do not want to change the game (the marketer, in halo's case MS does have a generous amount of leagal control over the game, and may accept censorship in order to reach a wider demographic) then a government agency cannot censor the game, but may issue reports urging retailers not to sell the game, or take extra "parental warning" measures. censoring a vieo game, in esence would be the same as censoring a movie book, or any other form of entertainment.