The decision to introduce an R18+ classification for video games in Australia has been delayed yet again after State and Territory Attorneys-General meeting in Canberra on Friday failed to unanimously agree.Behind closed doors several parties provided their views on the matter. Present were Ron Curry, the CEO of the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association, three professors, the director of the Classification Board and more worryingly two religious groups - the Australian Christian Lobby (Jim Wallace) and the Australian Catholic Media Council (Peter Ingham).
The Australian Christian Lobby's Jim Wallace has said it was "not in the interests of children or the wider community" in regards to Commonwealth Censorship Minister Brendan O'Connor's support of the move towards an R18+ games classification.
Just a few tidbits to get you fired up: The average age of a gamer is 30, Australia is the only developed nation without an adults only rating for games, and L4D2.





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