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  • Don’t Blame The Classification Board, Blame The Government

    Don’t Blame The Classification Board, Blame The Government

    Games don’t get banned all that often, and every time it happens there’s a surge of interest in Australia’s archaic classification system. That’s generally followed by a torrent of abuse against the Classification Board, occasionally Australia itself, and more recently, a bit of public vitriol directly against the members of the board.


  • DayZ Has Been Removed From Steam In Australia

    DayZ has officially been refused classification for almost two months now, but after a lengthy delay and the fact that Valve doesn’t exactly operate on the same wavelength as Australia, the survival shooter remained available for sale. Today, that is no longer the case.


  • DayZ Is Getting Changed Worldwide Because Of Australia

    After the surprise banning of DayZ‘s physical sale, and the Classification Board’s decision to overrule the existing MA15+ rating, one of the most popular survival games of the decade suddenly found itself removed from sale in Australia on all platforms. That ban, however, looks like it will be lifted soon. And the reason why is…