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Mortal Kombat X Classified as R18+ in Australia

Video Games
As the 2011 release of Mortal Kombat received a Refused Classification in Australia, it is one of those games that Australian's should be genuinely concerned about not getting to play each time NetherRealm Studios and Earner Bros. Interactive Entertainment...
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The Otaku’s Study End of the Year Awards // Conundrum of the Year 2013...

Video Games
It is now Boxing Day, which means that it is now time to start The Otaku's Study annual End of the Year Awards for 2013. Over the rest of the month I will be pouring through the thousands of...
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The Last of Us Developer Diaries Part 3 – Death and Choices, R18+ Classification...

Video Games
With less than a month to go until The Last of Us hits store shelves around the world, Naughty Dog have released the third installment in their developer diaries video series, which so far has explored the game world...
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Atelier Totori Plus Also Available in Australia, Seems Like The Game May Actually Be...

Video Games
Just as a quick update to my last post, after checking I can confirm that Atelier Totori Plus: The Adventurer of Arland for the Playstation Vita is also available on the Australian Playstation Network store. Priced at $54.95, this...
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus, the First R18+ Game Launches in Australia

Video Games
On the 7th March 2013, Tecmo Koei Europe and Mindscape Asia Pacific launched Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus via the Playstation Store on the Playstation Vita. Developed by Team NINJA, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus sets out to bring one of...
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Let’s Compare the Australian Classifications of Atelier Totori and Atelier Totori Plus

Video Games
For those of you who have read my article titled "Atelier Totori Plus: The Adventurer of Arland Seems to Be Headed Internationally BUT Classified as R18+ in Australia….. Wait… What???", you will already be aware that it seems like...
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Atelier Totori Plus: The Adventurer of Arland Seems to Be Headed Internationally BUT Classified...

Video Games
So it seems like Atelier Totori Plus: The Adventurer of Arland (PS Vita) is going to be seeing an English localized release according to new classification information unveiled on the Australian Government's classifications website. As a fan of the Atelier series...
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XSEED Games May Consider Looking at Releasing Corpse Party in Australia With New R18+...

Video Games
With Australia's R18+ classification for video games coming into effect starting at the beginning of this year, it has been exciting to see just what cames will fall under this category - both soon to be released games and...
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Australian Government Release Guidelines for 18+ Game Classification, Interactive Games and Entertainment Association of...

Video Games
As you may already be aware, it is quite likely that Australia will soon be receiving an 18+ rating for video games come 2013. The guidelines for such a system were released today, providing us with an idea of...
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Jast USA’s Notes on My Girlfriend is the President

Visual Novels
As seems to be the routine with JAST USA, they have recently announced the specifics of their upcoming game My Girlfriend is the President, which is due for release mid-December (For specific information, please visit my post HERE). While...
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R18+ Classification Could Not Come Sooner…. – House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut...

Video Games
Personally, this is not a series I would buy as it does not conform to my interests in a game. HOWEVER, it seems like that doesn't even matter thanks to the good ol' Australian Government Classifications Operations Branch. Whilst...
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Ultimate *Confetti Throw* – Australia Now Able to Have the Long Awaited 18+ Classification...

Video Games
Readers of any gaming website or blog run by someone from Australia will no doubt have heard the rants about Australia's lack of an R18+ rating for games and how games such as the new Mortal Kombat game has...
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