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Left 4 Dead 2 is Banned in Aus.

High impact violence, says the Classification Board. That’s the reason why you won’t be playing Left 4 Dead 2 when it’s released in November throughout the world… except in Australia.

This morning we broke the news that Left 4 Dead 2 had been refused classification in Australia.

By way of IGN AU and News.com.au comes a copy of the Board’s report. It says:

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* The game contains violence that is high in impact and is therefore unsuitable for persons aged under 18 to play.

* It notes that this violence is “inflicted upon ‘the Infected’ who are living humans infected with a rabies-like virus that causes them to act violently.”

* The report singles out the use of melee weapons as those that “inflict the most damage” and cause “copious amounts of blood spray and splatter (sic), decapitations and limb dismemberment… or even cause intestines to spill from the wounds.”

* In conclusion, the Board finds that the “interactive nature of the game increases the overall impact of the frequent and intense depictions of violence. This coupled with the graphic depictions of blood and gore combined to create a playing impact which is high.”

* Interestingly, the report also reveals that it wasn’t a unanimous decision and that “a minority of the Board is of the opinion that the violence is strong in playing impact and therefore warrants an MA15+ classification” instead. However, the majority voted to refuse classification.

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In my opinion we need R18+ games, just so we can have great games such as Left 4 Dead 2.
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Nearly everything in today’s society revolves around violence and death.
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"It notes that this violence is “inflicted upon ‘the Infected’ who are living humans infected with a rabies-like virus that causes them to act violently.” <- well it is a zombie/infected based game they're meant to act violent, and possess humans, that's just the game.
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Anyway join this group if you want left 4 Dead 2 to be legal and sold in Australia, and invite your friends!
Also, Please leave your opinions in the comments :)

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°MultiVerse™ 30 Jun, 2012 @ 2:20am 
Not much point remaining as a members given it didn't get banned!
Kenneth Carson 17 Dec, 2009 @ 6:23pm 
splatter run it form the .exe file not from steam as steam will quite it, u can't play with people like that I think unless u invite them.
Toxteth O'Grady 28 Nov, 2009 @ 12:54pm 
this dosen't seem to work for me the game intro plays then returns to desktop, I'm done. I want to play but the demo hasn't sold me. you get no "satisfaction" or proper reaction when you shoot something. They have ruined the game. Sorry I'm not buying! I wish I didn't have to say that. Censorshit spoiled a good game!
Toxteth O'Grady 9 Nov, 2009 @ 10:57pm 
Gotcha....thanks!
Kenneth Carson 7 Nov, 2009 @ 5:29pm 
C:\left 4 dead 2 demo\left4dead2 is jsut where it is installed on your computer, for bi it is at that path, for you it might be in a steam folder. Just search for left 4 dead 2.
Toxteth O'Grady 6 Nov, 2009 @ 6:34am 
English you lost me on the C:\left 4 dead 2 demo\left4dead2 bit! the is no such file. or is there? Good game ruined by censorship. Give us R18+ ya stiffs.
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