"A survey has found that almost 50 per cent of minors in the US have been able to buy games rated M for Mature from retailers.

The study found that of over 60 stores nationwide, 46 per cent sold M rated games to consumers under the age of 18, reports the San Diego Union-Tribune.

The survey was carried out by the East County Youth Coalition and the National Institute on Media and Family.

The findings back-up a report from the NIMF last year, which also found that half of retailers will..."

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Following its previous banning by the OFLC for being "too violent", a revised version of the game has been submitted by Activision and received a rating of MA15+, granting it permission to be sold on Australian retail shelves.

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