banned games
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How Would You Change Australia’s Video Game Classification Ratings Rules?
44Joining the likes of Fallout 3, Crimecraft and Risen, We Happy Few is the latest victim of the Australian video game classification rating system’s “drug clause”. As revealed by Kotaku, it was the use of “Joy” as essentially an unavoidable game mechanic that promoted the banhammer. That’s not an R18+ rating, which we fought for…
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Here’s Why Aliens Vs Predator Was Refused Classification In Australia
Decapitation, dismemberment, locational damage, impalement, eye-gouging and the use of human heads as trophies: that’s why Aliens vs Predator was refused classification in Australia, as we reported this morning.
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Crimecraft Refused Classification In Australia
You may not have even heard of Crimecraft. But you will know it now. It’s just been banned in Australia.
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What Does EA Think Of The Left 4 Dead 2 Banning?
We know the Valve were “pretty bummed” about the decision to refuse classification for Left 4 Dead 2 in Australia. But how about the game’s publisher, Electronic Arts, surely they must be pretty bummed too?