As incredible as said experience is, the controversial company still recommended that Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification implement an R18+ rating in order to avoid these allegedly insignificant edits. "We strongly support the OFLC and will continue to work within their guidelines; however we believe the government needs to bring games in line with other media by introducing an R18+ rating, or edits to games will continue to be necessary," said Rockstar.
Once the game finds its way into Australian hands, we're sure to discover just which aspects of the game wound up on the chopping bloc.
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/sarcasm
EU is the same sometimes.
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Its not just any specific country, rather just a bunch of politicians who crack down on fads and scape goats so as to appease the groups who vote in larger numbers i.e. pensioners, the god squad and minorities.
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They're designed to slow down speeding motorists, not help clueless idiots remember to look both ways and keep their wits about them when crossing in the path of a tonne of metal being propelled by controlled explosions!
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I'm amused that an R18 rating would've effectively blocked the sale of this to minors and informed parents, instead they give them fairly easy access while probably moving a couple of implied sex scenes or some such nonsense.
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