Wed, Nov 26, 2008 | 16:54 GMT
Report: F.E.A.R. 2 banned in Australia (Update)
Update: It’s true. See here.
Gamasutra’s reporting that F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin’s been refused classification in Australia.
The ruling effectively means the game has been banned from sale.
The OFLC’s website doesn’t show that the game’s been rated as yet: do a search and see for yourself.
The shooter sequel’s scheduled for European launch next February for PC, PS3 and 360.



9 comments
#1
ecu
26/11/08, 2:48 pm
I thought this game came out a year ago. o_o
#2
deftangel
26/11/08, 4:38 pm
There were FEAR expansions a year ago, this is the direct sequel.
#3
dQuarters
26/11/08, 4:53 pm
Makes you wonder why Jack Thompson hasn’t moved to Australia yet.
#4
Alpha Male Stu
26/11/08, 5:43 pm
And looking like one of the best shooters of 2009 it has to be said!
#5
Doomsayer
26/11/08, 6:02 pm
How can they bann it if its not even out yet ? This shit reminds me a lot of the stuff which is goin on in Germany. Guess i have to move soon, suckerz……
#6
Alpha Male Stu
26/11/08, 6:06 pm
Games don’t get certified AFTER they’ve been released. The game has to be submitted prior to it’s release.
#7
Smartypants
26/11/08, 10:29 pm
Australia LOL
#8
Gamoc
26/11/08, 10:48 pm
You probably couldn’t concieve how happy I am to not be living in Australia.
#9
Esha
27/11/08, 8:55 am
Playing Devil’s Advocate for a moment…
How are test scores in Australia? From what I could tell with a moment’s research, they’re actually some of the highest at the moment. I haven’t seen a comparison with the UK yet, so I can’t say for sure there. But Australia can point and laugh at most countries when it comes to how educated the average person is.
I wonder if there’s any correlation?