The Somebody Think of the Children blog has pointed out that the OFLC website has undergone a bit of an overhaul, and that part of the new changes give you some advanced searching options to quickly see what stuff has been refused classification in Australia.

You can check out a handy list of all the titles that are currently in their database as RC by hitting this link. Only 64 titles in the list (...so far).

Pretty interesting that perhaps 50% of that list is GP/Formula1 related titles.

Possibly because that search link is for games with a title of 'Grand' not games with a classification of 'RC'

Brazilians scat girls...

woops, I pasted the wrong link, fixed... that list is much better, if a little disturbing

Maybe I'm reading this wrong but there's heaps of games on that list that are available to buy.

^ perhaps originally refused classification and then re-worked to fit with Australian classification?

Yeah, I thought that might be it but why have them in the list now though?

8-)

Can we get ausgamers mirrors for these games?

lol @ 50 Cent.

IMMORAL CUMBAT

that's what won I was going to quote doob.

How long will Michael Atkinson continue to deny us these quality games?

How long will Michael Atkinson continue to deny us these quality games?

yeh.. most of the games on that list don't really have me clamouring for classification reform.

oh please, some ancient 3.5 inch floppy game with a funny name is relevant to the current debate? go back to gta 3 (which started this asinine charade of a ratings system)the game that was sold, banned and then sold again. most of those games are being sold today with minor edits, the rest have some crudely animated boobs which we all know to be the bane of society.

I laughed at the fact that The Roberta Williams Anthology made the list:

http://www.mobygames.com/game/roberta-williams-anthology