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Australia making R18+ discussion paper public  Filed under: Culture, Business
Australia's censorship ministers (*cringe*) have agreed to release the shelved discussion paper on an R18+ rating for games, reports The Age. The topic was previously on inde [..] |
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| F.E.A.R. 2 Is So Banned (In Australia) [F.E.A.R. 2] Surprise, Australia! A game featuring horror elements and a bit of the ol' tomato sauce has been "refused classification" in Australia, which is as good as a ban. Know what's so maddening, both as an Australian and a fan of common sense? It's not the fact the countr [..] |
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| No 160GB PlayStation 3 For You, Australia [Playstation 3] Hope you didn't get your hopes up for that 160GB PS3, Australia (and by extension, New Zealand), as SCE Australia have announced that the console won't be made available in the antipodes. And really, why would it. SCE Aus know better than any [..] |
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| Why 2K Boston Aren't Making BioShock 2 [Bioshock] 2K Boston, with help from 2K Australia, made BioShock. And what a great game it was. But they're not making BioShock 2. Somebody else is. Why somebody else and not 2K Boston? Ken Levine (pictured, emerging from the ruins of Rapture clutching the last remaining...Coke [..] |
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| Arcade Craft Contest Reminder! [Arcade Mania Contest] Do you like arcades? What about making stuff? Making stuff about arcades? Golly, do we have a contest for you — yes, you. For this contest, you can use anything you like to create your diorama: paper, toys, whatever. All we ask is that you made an [..] |
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| Classical Gaming: A Roman Retrospective [Exegi Monumentum] Rock, Paper, Shotgun linked to this nice retrospective of Roman-themed games over the years, starting with Legionnaire (1982) and ending with Rome: Total War (2004). The series of musings includes wrap ups and discussion, strengths and weakn [..] |
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| 360 Arcade Outselling Pro (In Australia) [Xbox 360] Since the recent Xbox 360 price cuts in Australia, the Arcade SKU has been the biggest-selling 360 in the country. That's not anecdotal, that's according to Xbox Australia. Before you start giggling or accuse them of straight-up lying, be aware that those price-cuts made the Arcade 360 the ch [..] |
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F.E.A.R. 2 'unbanned' in Australia  Filed under: Business
Without requiring any edits, the previously "banned" F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin has received an MA15+ rating in Australia. The title was refused classificat [..] |
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| Borders of Computing: The gear
(CNET) CNET - While pen and paper is still the most important gear for any reporting effort, I did use a bunch of other technology in making this series possible. YahooTechNews [..] |
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| GTA IV Preorders: PS3 Outselling 360 (In Australia) [Gta Iv] Let's put two and two together. Australia, despite its geographic isolation, is normally considered a European territory when it comes to games (thanks, PAL video standard). Europe is the PlayStation brand's #1 fan. So it shouldn't surprise you as much as it pro [..] |
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| Miniblinken: Alternative phosphor paper display Typ.o made this really unusual display out of an old scanner and some phosphor paper. Unfortunately the image created only last a short time. I salvages a similar piece of paper from an old Light Sketcher toy and now I know what I should have made with it!
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| eBay Australia ditches PayPal scheme Seller fury prompts backdown
eBay Australia has given up on its attempt to force virtually all payments through its subsidiary PayPal.
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Paper Portraits by Bert Simon  Bert Simon has taken papercraft to a whole new level. His website has several other portraits and a lot of great photography. You can even download a 12 page PDF and make a paper clone of the artist.
Red more about Paper Portraits by Bert Simon - via designverb
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