The Australian government agency charged with classifying movies and video games has reportedly been hacked in protest of the nation's controversial ISP-level Internet filtering scheme. The culprits ...

The Australian Classification Board is currently reviewing its previous ban on Compulsion Games’ upcoming dystopian adventure game “We Happy Few.” After refusing to assign a rating for the game, it ...

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Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Australia has been in the news as of late, and it has been thanks to an odd anime controversy.

Australian Liberal Democratic Party Senator David Leyonhjelm has criticised the Government and the Australian Classification Board in a speech delivered to the Senate yesterday. Citing figures from ...

The censorship of video games is a highly controversial topic, and one that has been with the industry for decades. Whilst many games are banned for violent or sexual reasons, it seems as though ...

The Australian Government's Classification Review Board could reverse its decision to deny We Happy Few a release on consoles and desktops Down Under. According to a statement, the board has "received ...

The Australian Government has continued its crusade against video games and deemed approximately 220 titles to be unsuitable for public consumption. Notable examples include Douchebag Beach Club, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Australian Classification Board caused yet another stir down under last week, with Kotaku first reporting that upcoming stealth actioner Velvet ...

The Australian Classification Review Board (PDF) today announced that it will be reviewing its rating of 12 video games. The announcement was made following an application by the South Australian ...

The decision will be made on April 20. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Australian Classification Board will review its ban on ...

That's just what Australia is set to do tomorrow, though, as a new pilot program will ban hundreds of mobile titles that have been "refused classification" in the country on platforms like Google Play ...