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Read this over at [H]ardOCP. ( http://www.hardocp.com/ )
After all this time, Australian gamers, like the rest of us, have endured everything associated with Half-Life 2…the lengthy development cycle, delays, code thefts and so on. Now, they might not be able to play it when it comes out. Hopefully this doesn’t turn out to be the case, we feel for our Australian brothers.
The Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification (OFLC) has yet to classify Half Life 2, but if the board follows suit from their European counterparts, it'll mean that one of this years highly anticipated titles is banned outright from sales here.
Link to OFLC site where Half-Life games have been shown as rated:
http://www.sumea.com.au/snews.asp?news=1222&related=Industry
Interesting...didn't know there were places that would ban videogames :hmph:
After all this time, Australian gamers, like the rest of us, have endured everything associated with Half-Life 2…the lengthy development cycle, delays, code thefts and so on. Now, they might not be able to play it when it comes out. Hopefully this doesn’t turn out to be the case, we feel for our Australian brothers.
The Australian Office of Film & Literature Classification (OFLC) has yet to classify Half Life 2, but if the board follows suit from their European counterparts, it'll mean that one of this years highly anticipated titles is banned outright from sales here.
Link to OFLC site where Half-Life games have been shown as rated:
http://www.sumea.com.au/snews.asp?news=1222&related=Industry
Interesting...didn't know there were places that would ban videogames :hmph: