Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned in Australia

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned in Australia

    Australia has refused to give the upcoming Silent Hill title, Homecoming, classification within the country.

    This means that the game is effectively banned from being distributed and sold until enough edits are made to pass classification. The game was denied classification for "excessive violence."

    This follows other such bans within the country that include Fallout 3 and Dark Sector. Fallout 3 will be permitted to be sold in the country thanks to Bethesda altering the names of the in-game drugs. The same sort of treatment is expected to come to Homecoming so as to allow the game to be sold.

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  • kr1kit

    #2
    Re: Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned in Australia

    This stuff really boils my blood, I can't believe the censorship they put on these type of things. It's like years ago when they tried to get Soldier of Fortune put in the porno section based on it's violence.

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    • TheHeartSmasher
      The Architect
      • Dec 2006
      • 696

      #3
      Re: Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned in Australia

      I think the Australian's gamers need to stand up and stop letting their government censor them like this. Especially the adults, they are being treated like children being told what videogames they can and cannot buy in the country.

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