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This post mentions Nazi's for previous games. I know Treyarch stated they were toning down the gore compared to W@W, but I guess that is not enough.
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Germany's strict censorship laws have reportedly claimed another victim, and it's a biggie - next month's Call of Duty: Black Ops.
German punters hoping to get hold of the PC version of the shooter won't be able to play PAL versions imported from other EU territories, meaning they'll have to make do with a cut, localised version, according to PC Games (via MCV).
The nation's censorship laws require that stringent content checks be made, especially in the case of war games - the use of Nazi symbols such as swastikas in games have resulted the likes of Wolfenstein being pulled from shelves.
According to the reports, the Steam network will only authorise fully localised German versions of Black Ops, meaning copies imported from other EU territories won't be playable.
German punters hoping to get hold of the PC version of the shooter won't be able to play PAL versions imported from other EU territories, meaning they'll have to make do with a cut, localised version, according to PC Games (via MCV).
The nation's censorship laws require that stringent content checks be made, especially in the case of war games - the use of Nazi symbols such as swastikas in games have resulted the likes of Wolfenstein being pulled from shelves.
According to the reports, the Steam network will only authorise fully localised German versions of Black Ops, meaning copies imported from other EU territories won't be playable.
This post mentions Nazi's for previous games. I know Treyarch stated they were toning down the gore compared to W@W, but I guess that is not enough.
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