Posted on 20 July 2012. Tags: art, censorship, Eric P., Tomb Raider, Video Games
Guest Writer Eric P. (http://lazyepsquared.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-fine-line-between-art-and-tact.html) explores Censorship in video games: Video games are pieces of art. They stimulate our eyes and ears; the music, the visuals, the writing. Behind it all -yeah- it’s art. Now, it’s important to note that video games have come leaps and bounds from pong, and 3-bit home consoles to those [...]
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Posted on 27 June 2012. Tags: censorship, E3, Japan, sleeping dogs, Square Enix
Looks like Sleeping Dogs is getting Australian levels of censorship in the land of all things bizarre. The game has apparently received a CERO Z rating (CERO is like the ESRB over there), which is equivalent to an AO (adults only) rating in North America; meaning the title will only be sold to adults and [...]
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