Thursday, October 18th 2007
Soldier Of Fortune: Payback Banned In Australia
According to the Australian Office of Film and Literature Classification's (OFLC), SoF:Payback is too violent and gory for the country. Like the Manhunt 2 controversy, the OFLC refused to rate SoF:Payback, making it illegal to sell the game anywhere inside the country to anyone. The main reasons that the OFLC deemed SoF:Payback to be too much for Australia:
Source:
Reg Hardware
- The game contains too much "high impact violence", which exceeds even Australia's MA15+ rating.
- The game contains "substantial blood spray", blood splatters on the ground and wall, and the ability for gamers to target specific body parts
34 Comments on Soldier Of Fortune: Payback Banned In Australia
Not HAPPY at all :mad::mad::mad:
ps: eff, u better not have jinxed Fallout 3 :cry: :p
i mean, manhunt 2 is available in aus so like wtf
I reckon its pretty violent, but we can make up our own minds about these frickin hilarious, crazy games, we aren't kids.
I reckon its a bit much for an MA15+ game, but thats why they have R 18+ ratings :wtf: :p.