Not at all. Mistake has been fixed. Thanks for the heads up.seule said:John Rau is attorney-general in South Australia, a state of Australia... not AG for the whole country, i know, nitpicking...
Not at all. Mistake has been fixed. Thanks for the heads up.seule said:John Rau is attorney-general in South Australia, a state of Australia... not AG for the whole country, i know, nitpicking...
Too right mate.tippy2k2 said:Congrats to Australia! Hopefully this means you guys can start getting some of the awesome awesome violence and mayhem that the rest of us get to enjoy! Blood! Blood everywhere!!!!!!
...ahem. Maybe I'm getting a bit carried away.
Now once you convince game companies that $120 for new games is atrocious
I want to know this too. I think the US ratings system may be slightly bonkers. Looking it up on Wikipedia, they've got the standard Universal, Parental Guidance, but then they've got 10+, 13+(?), 17+, 18+ (?)SoulSalmon said:So what exactly is the difference between "Adult Only" and "18+" in a country where 18 is the adult age?
i was referring to future games. the older once i have already which i got from ebay if it was cut here like L4D2.WWmelb said:You will only be able to get an uncut version if the publishers re-submit the game for classification in it's original form. Doubtful that they will, as most sales of the game would have already been done, and the cost/reward for resubmitting would probably not be worth it.Metalrocks said:well, thats a start. took these idiots long enough.
since i live in australia, i was hoping for a R rating. at least i got my self the uncut version from L4D2 from ebay but good to know that i can get uncut versions now.
but im wondering my self now too what games will get a R label on which originally were 15.
I fail to see "so what changed?"Under the new law, publishers can submit video games for consideration for the R18+ category, and games that have been refused classification before can be resubmitted, providing at least two years have passed since the original rejection. There is still no equivalent of an "Adults Only" or "X" category, so any games deemed too violent (or, as is often the case, too sexually charged) for the R18+ rating can still end up in the "Refused Classification" ghetto.
amen to that. im already happy if a game costs less then 60$. at least over xmas, the prices were pretty down. got my self guild wars 2 for nearly 70$ and originally it was nearly 100$.itchcrotch said:About - buh-loody - time. Now all we need is too beat down the ludicrously over inflated game prices here and we're all set!
thats weird. i already payed 70$ for it before xmas at ebgames. later on i think it was less then 60$. not sure anymore about the discount price but it was for cheaper then the original price which was 70$.itchcrotch said:I hear you man. I got Dishonoured for $70 as well, which is outstanding considering it's only a few months old.
Seriously what was the point of showing the US version that's the same thing now our R18+ is approved.DVS BSTrD said:Hehehe Australia THAT'S not a rating system
THIS is a ratings system!
http://www.patrickscottpatterson.com/ESRB.png
what, a shitty one where they won't sell AO games to people in store and as a result a fuckton of games that should get that rating don't get it?DVS BSTrD said:Hehehe Australia THAT'S not a rating system
THIS is a ratings system!
http://www.patrickscottpatterson.com/ESRB.png