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Necrovision Released on Steam; Still RC in Australia?

Post by trog @ 09:34am 21/05/09 | 9 Comments

Undead-killing game Necrovision has been released on Steam, and is even available to Australians, despite the game having been refused classification by the OFLC.

There's nothing on the OFLC site that shows it has been reclassified at a lower rating (which we assume would happen if they'd modified the content), so it's possible that this is the original unedited version that won't be available in Australia - we'll try and find out.

Tags: necrovision / oflc

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Jabroney
Posted 10:59am 21/5/09

on steam its got it as M17+, so does that mean it's been dulled down

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trog
Posted 11:07am 21/5/09

on steam its got it as M17+, so does that mean it's been dulled down

How do you figure? That's not an Australian rating, that's the US rating system

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DM
Posted 12:25pm 21/5/09

I don't get it... this game is shit and IMO F.E.A.R. 2 was way more graphic than what it was so whats the big deal?

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Trauma
Posted 05:13pm 21/5/09

No you don't get it.

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Thermal Ions
Posted 06:10pm 21/5/09

Will be interesting to see if it's shortly pulled (woe be to those who've bought it), or if it appears re-classified on the http://oflc.gov.au/ site, as I note the date of the most recent classifications on the site is 6th May - so there may be a delay between classification and web DB update.

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