A new wrestling ♎game will apparently feature molotov ♊cocktails as a weapon.

Hey, who said ratings listings can't be be used to hype up audiences for a new game? Not the , that's for sure, as the North American ratings board officially handed out a rating to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:AEW: Fight Forever earlier this week, revealing i💟n the process that the new wrestling game apparently features molotov cocktails.

"Players can use barbed wired, baseball bats, metal chairs, and Molotov cocktails against opponents, eventually resulting in submission," the ESRB rating reads, ꧑revealing that AEW: Fight Forever is taking things to the extreme with its wrestling action.

Sure, we've all heard of metal chairs being a thing in wrestling for as long as anyone can rem༒ember, but who's ever heard of molotov cocktails being thrown into the mix? One of those incendiary things wouldn't just result in a submission - it'd result in outright death for anyone caught in the way. Then again, we've su✃re seen Vince McMahon's car exploding in a fiery blaze before, so maybe molotov cocktails for a wrestling game aren't that surprising after all.

"Blood-splatter effects can occur during matches," the ESRB rating further de🎃tails. If we're chucking around molotov cocktails and barbed wire in the arena, a little blood here and there is probably a no-brainer.

Currently, AEW: Fight Fore🍎ver still doesn't have a release date, despite the fact that it's been out in the public eye for a fair few years now. Here's hoping the new ESRB rating means the new game is a little closer to release than some might've previously anticipated. 

Check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:AEW Fight Forever roster guide if you're wondering who's making the cut in the new wrestling game.