It is a holy war Few days ago the news came on the blockade from the host organism classification of multimedia products to the new Australian chapter of Mortal Kombat. The product, as was predicted, according to the institution in question contains a level of violence is unacceptable for a young audience, so the game can not be distributed in stores in Australia since missing the classification "18 +" for video games.
The subject of discussion, in particular, are obviously the fatality, always distinctive and extremely violent in the series. However, Warner has not given up and decided to stand against this decision by submitting an appeal on the grounds that, under the section of the Australian publisher, many other interactive entertainment products with similar characteristics are, however, came on the market.
Therefore, Warner wants to "explore all possible options available to make Mortal Kombat all the fans in Australia". The game is expected by April 21 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. 
The subject of discussion, in particular, are obviously the fatality, always distinctive and extremely violent in the series. However, Warner has not given up and decided to stand against this decision by submitting an appeal on the grounds that, under the section of the Australian publisher, many other interactive entertainment products with similar characteristics are, however, came on the market.
Therefore, Warner wants to "explore all possible options available to make Mortal Kombat all the fans in Australia". The game is expected by April 21 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
- WB To Appeal Australia's Effective Ban on Mortal Kombat (02/03/2011)
- Australia Bans New Mortal Kombat (25/02/2011)
- "Mortal Kombat, Banned in AU by Australian Classification Board" and related posts (25/02/2011)
- Mortal Kombat Refused Australian Classification (25/02/2011)
- Mortal Kombat refused classification in Australia (25/02/2011)
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