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Uros "Vader" Pavlovic
07:51 am EDT @ June 18th, 2012
Last year, the Australian God's of censorship finally caved in and the region
was blessed
with its R18+ rating for video games. Now, the country just passed the new
bill, which ends the controversial ban on 18-rated games. Australia's video
game classification ratings are now in the same boat as films and TV shows.
Minister for Home Affairs Jason Clare said: "The R 18+ category will inform consumers, parents and retailers about which games are not suitable for minors to play, and will prevent minors from purchasing unsuitable material. The reforms also mean that adults are able to choose what games they play within the bounds of the law."
Hear that gamers in Australia? Break open the champagne... Hm, on second thought hod the champagne, because the first wave of R18+ titles probably won't be available until January 1, 2013. Still, better late than never, eh?
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Sif we haven't been playing uncensored "R18" games for years. Now we get to pay money for them.
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