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The BBFC seeks to classify online interaction  Filed under: Culture, Business
On Thursday, British government officials are proposing many of the regulations asked for in the Byron Review, which will also expand the roll of the British Board of Film Classificat [..] |
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BBFC defends against PEGI supporters  Filed under: Culture, Business
The British Board of Film Classification is playing defense after accusations it won't be able to keep up with the tide of video games in the future. The BBFC's reaction c [..] |
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| Mega Man 9 Rated, Surely Coming [Mega Man 9] Yesterday, amongst the usual assortment of motion pictures, reality television programs and comic books the Australian Office of Film and Literature Classification usually sift through and classify, one item stood out. It's this one. Says that Mega Man 9, b [..] |
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BBFC defends against recent publisher claims  Filed under: Culture, Business
The British Board of Film Classification's director, David Cooke, defended the organization's cost and efficiency today following recent remarks by publishers. Gamespo [..] |
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BBFC rating confirms Alone in the Dark's spookiness  Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360
The British Board of Film Classification has posted details on the '15' rating pegged on Atari's upcoming survival-horror s [..] |
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BBFC briefly noted 'suicide' and 'implied child rape' in MGS4  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3
While you won't find any mention of it in the current rating page, the eagle-eyed spies over at Eurogamer noticed an eye-opening description of "references to suicide and an implied child rape" in a summary [..] |
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