petitions
Want Fallout 3? Try Signing A Petition!
3:30PM Logan Booker | If you’re not quite ready to turn your back on Fallout 3, you could always put your name down on a couple of petitions. While their effectiveness is questionable, every little bit counts. Heck, even if one person unaware of the issue takes an interest and agrees with our position, then it’s worth the effort.
I’ve spotted two petitions so far – one on ipetitions.com and another over at Gameplayer. Give them a look-see, add your signature, and feel a little happier in the knowledge you’ve done something positive.
Alternatively, if you’re on Facebook, reader Kent Dempsey has started an R18+ classification group on the social-networking site. At last count, it had over 600 members. Nothing like uniting for a cause!
Michael Atkinson, No R18+ For Games In Australia: Why It Hurts Children [Kotaku AU]
It’s Official: Fallout 3 Refused Classification In Australia [Kotaku AU] More » 
Uwe Boll Responds To Million Man Petition: “Look I’m Not A Fucking Retard”
12:32PM Michael McWhertor | Yes, we’ve definitely heard all about Uwe Boll’s claim that if a million concerned gamers were to band together, say via internet petition, he’d stop making movies. You can throttle back on the tips, Turbo. While no one at the Kotaku Towers complex believes that Uwe will give up the movie biz for a second, it doesn’t seem to have curbed enthusiasm for an internet rallying cry. How does Mr. Boll respond? More »
Make Uwe Boll Disappear (Yeah, Riiiiight)
4:15PM Brian Ashcraft | Poor Uwe Boll. Beat up some game nerds and making some shitty movies and suddenly everyone hates your guts. What gives?! Some folks dislike Uwe so much that they’ve created an online petition hoping to do what online petitions typically do: Nothing. That, or convince Dr. Boll to stop making crappy movies. Ha! From an interview with website FEARnet: More »
