Aliens Vs Predator Classification Board Report

Further to their story regarding the refusal of classification for Aliens Vs Predator in Australia (ie the game being banned), AusGamers has been sent the official report from the Australian Classification Board outlining their reasons for the game's classification refusal.

From the report:
"We have the full PDF available for you to look at here, but the main point of contention with the game is cited as containing a "first-person perspective, (with) close up depictions of human characters being subjected to various types of violence, including explicit decapitation and dismemberment as well as locational damage such as stabbing through the chest, throat, mouth or eyes". They go on to point out "the Predator collect "Trophies" by explicitly ripping off human heads, their spinal columns dangling from severed necks. Heads can be twisted completely around in order to break a character's neck. Eyes can be stabbed through or gauged, leaving empty, bloodied eye sockets."