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The internet has been buzzing with news that Australia might finally get an R18+ Rating for video games, with 91% of Australians in support of an 18+ rating.
But today, much to the dismay of gamers, the introduction of the rating has been delayed indefinitely when (surprise surprise) South Australia's Attorney-General Michael Atkinson "withdrew his support for a discussion paper and public consultation process".
The introduction of an R18+ rating for computer games has been delayed indefinitely after South Australian Attorney-General Michael Atkinson withdrew his support for a discussion paper and public consultation process.
Censorship ministers in March agreed "in principle" to canvas public opinion on the proposed introduction of a R18+ classification for games and release a discussion paper on the issue, but Mr Atkinson has refused to agree to make the report public, effectively shelving it.
Victorian Attorney-General Rob Hulls, who has long supported the push for an R18+ games rating and took the lead in drafting the discussion paper, appears resigned that no changes to the classification system for games will be made anytime soon.
Additional sources:
- Aussie AG halts R18+ rating for games indefinitely (joystiq.com)






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This guy is lame though, petition for his dismissal please.
What a fossil
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