From Kotaku: "2020’s thrown a lot of normal things out of whack, and one of those things has been the regular cadence of classification reports. So it’s interesting to know that for all of the 2019-20 financial year, Wasteland 3 was actually refused classification — and what the developers had to modify it to guarantee its Australian release.
The game was originally refused classification in late February — just before the COVID-19 pandemic — and it wasn’t reclassified until March 13. The listing on the Classification Board website says the game was first banned under the Games 1(a) clause".
Truly great multiplayer RPGs are few and far between, but this genre is home to some phenomenal titles from over the years.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, Xbox Store has just kicked off three new digital game sales that feature a wide variety of games, including Xbox 360 games that are backward compatible with Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One consoles!"
Daily Video Game writes: "Today PlayStation Store has just kicked off another new digital game sale that features over three hundred popular digital titles under just $20 for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 gamers right now!"
You'd think with how many games and dlc there are on PSN they'd have a different selection of games every sale but the exact same games are on sale every week. I just wish they'd lower the prices of of their Hits list to what they used to be brought down to before they made em a Hit
Interactive drug use. The board wants to give film, videogames and other media the same set of guidelines.