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For decades, the difference between media classifications has been a heated battle between developers, publishers, and government officials.

It's a problematic aspect of entertainment to argue as many elements can be subjective; what one finds too gory or explicit will be accepted by another as part of the medium that they're deciding to ingest.

This is especially true of video games, as there seems to be a heightened level of critiquing that goes into classifying what should and shouldn't be allowed.

When enjoying a movie, you're simply enjoying the content passively; when you're playing a video game, however, you're the one who is participating or enacting the elements that some might find too explicit.

This is a point that many argue in Australia, especially seeing as that there was once a time when an R18+ classification didn't exist. This was the case until January 1st, 2013.

Still, ever since allowing such a classification to live in Australia, there have been some instances in which The Australian Classifications Board (ACB) initially rejected games for classification.

We're covering them all right now, so let's dive into the gore and horror!

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