CimeCraft Banned in Australia Because of Drug Use
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Date: 11-30-2009 Views:
KeyWord: CimeCraft, Ban, Australia, Drug Use, 18+ MMO, Australian Classificaion Board, ACB
- Summary: Australia, a country lack of R18+ video games such as Fallout 3 and Call of duty: Modern Warfare 2, has just banned the TPS MMO CrimeCraft, not for the violent theme or adult content, but drug use related to incentives or rewards.
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Australia, a country lack of R18+ video games such as Fallout 3 and Call of duty: Modern Warfare 2, has just banned the TPS MMO CrimeCraft, not for the violent theme or adult content, but drug use related to incentives or rewards.
"In the board's opinion, there is insufficient delineation between the 'fictional drugs' available in game and real-world proscribed drugs," said the Australian Classificaion Board.
"Boost parallels the names, chemical elements, administration, treatment, and addictive elements of real-world proscribed drugs, and when used provide quantifiable benefits to a player's character. The game therefore contains drug use related to incentives or rewards and should be refused classification."
CrimeCraft is not the first game got banned for drug use. Fallout 3 used to run into the same situation in ACB 's history of striking out games where drug use is shown to have positive effects.
There are lots of R18+ MMORPGs. On Gstar 2009, players who haven't reached their 18 are not allowed to try Blade & Soul and TERA. Will these games be refused classification in Australia too?
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