classification
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Here’s How Many Games Were Classified (Or Refused) In Australia Last Year
] Throughout the year it’s inevitable that a couple of games will run afoul of the Australian Classification Board, but rarely do we see the true scope of what goes through their doors. Here’s a little look at a year’s worth of games for the good ol’ classification board.
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The Way We Name Species Was Invented By A ‘Botanical Pornographer’
The Age of Exploration brought Europeans riches, a broader view of the world, and a hell of a lot of new plants and animals to describe. That was heaven for Carl Linnaeus, a young Swedish doctor with a passion for plants.
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Here’s Australia’s Second R18+ Game
The Classification Board really doesn’t mess around, does it? Just a couple of weeks after announcing the first R18+ game in Australia, it has announced a second: Spartacus Legends.
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Could The Future Of Classification Be Self-Regulation?
Serrels from Kotaku was pounding the floor at Game-tech yesterday, and had a chat to the Assistant Secretary from the Classifications Operations Branch, Jane Fitzgerald, about the difficulties in regulating half a million apps on the app store. Turns out the idea of self-regulation for classification isn’t too far fetched.