Silent Hill: Homecoming BANNED in Australia
September 29th 2008 00:28
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BREAKING NEWS:
Silent Hill: Homecoming has been refused classification in Australia after it was deemed too violent for the maximum MA15 rating available for games.
It is the fourth gamed banned by the ratings board this year.
According to GameSpot:
Silent Hill is one of the leading franchises in the survival horror genre.
Stay tuned for more information as it comes to hand.
Silent Hill: Homecoming has been refused classification in Australia after it was deemed too violent for the maximum MA15 rating available for games.
It is the fourth gamed banned by the ratings board this year.
According to GameSpot:
An Atari spokesman (Atari is the local distributor for Konami games) confirmed the game banning to GameSpot AU, saying that Australia's Classification Board found issue with the high impact of Silent Hill's violence. Examples used by the board in its report include copious blood spray in the game, decapitations, partially dismembered corpses, and numerous scenes of attacks, fights, torture, and death.
Stay tuned for more information as it comes to hand.
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