Hmm, while people won't be arrested (maybe for distribution) but still, parents... I'll help, but I'd rather not incur the wrath of the government. That being said, I will assist you if I can.Evil Genius for a Better Tomorrow said:I seriously doubt that people will be arrested and charged with this [bringing in copies of the game] and if so, it will be a media circus and all you would need is to ask for a high profile QC like Geofrery Robinson who is in favour of civil liberties to come on and defend you pro bono. It'd be just like th infamous Oz trials and the governemt office of cliassification, and the current government, will be made into a complete laughingstock because of their head up their arse attitude.
This ban is like the ban on the book, "Lady Chatterleys Lover". It's utterly pointless and I for one am willing to take a stand on this. Since the game will not be released till October 7 in the US [according to Amazon.com], that gives us plenty of time to organise a protest movement and to find other examples in other games which have gained a classification which depict beneficial drug taking.
Good luck if you do decide to do it.