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Australia catches up, consensus reached in R18+ rating.

Australia has been subjected to large amounts of controversy from gamersbecause of censorship and not selling games aimed at adults on a national and international scale. Today, the NSW attorney general Greg Smith has announced that he agrees with the introduction of an R18+ rating for …
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Proponent for R-18 rating for Aussie games resigns.

Remember my article on John Rau outright saying his state in Australia is getting an R-18 rating for games? Well he’s down one major supporter in getting it across the southern nation. One of the open proponents of the R-18 rating, David Bartlett, has officially resigned …
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Aussies absolutely furious over PSN scandal, rush to pass new disclosure laws.

The Australian government is cooking up a new law that will require companies to disclose security breaches to the public immediately. Even though Sony has stated numerous times that they were not aware that the customer data was stolen, everyone remains utterly furious and completely unconvinced.
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South Australian Attorney-General John Rau says his state will have an R18+ rating for games. Hell or high water.

The gaming market in Australia is subject to uncommon bouts of international controversy over censorship of games, and effectively banning games that would be given an 18+ rating such as the infamous Grand Theft Auto series.
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Mortal Kombat Ban Upheld In Australia

The Australian Classification Board had effectively placed a ban on the upcoming fighter title Mortal Kombat from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment on the 25th of February when it refused to grant the game a certificate rating and thus essentially banned the distribution and sale of the …
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Adult Rating Decision Postponed By Australian Government

No vote was taken on the issue of adult ratings for video games in Australia at a meeting of the various censorship ministers from the different government levels. However, a draft which suggested a possible introduction of the problem in the next meeting in July was …
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Mortal Kombat Banned In Australia Over Explicit Content

With the March elections upcoming and the Government of New South Wales busy with preparations, the chances of a decision coming over the R18+ rating for video games being made at the SCAG meeting are slim. The introduction of the R18+ classification requires a unanimous consent …
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