Content bloody Super 15 "real quick hit" Australia refused to grade

(compiled/wendy) according to foreign media reports, the Australian Classification Committee refused to give the "real quick hit" series of the latest rating, this means that "real quick hit 9" cannot be listed in Australia and New Zealand, and the "Live Quick Play" series is known for its hard and bloody effects and the brutal end of the visual impact.　　Foreign famous game website IGN first disclosed the news, the source is anonymous retailer, the news has been developer Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment confirmation. "We deeply regret that one of the oldest and most successful video games in the world," real quick, "could not meet with Australian players," Warner said. "The Australian Classification committee resembles the North American entertainment Software Grading Committee (ESRB), but the Australian Classification Board does not have a video game for adult ratings, such as ESRB m17+ or AO (adult only).　　So when a game is considered to contain content beyond MA (15+), the Committee refuses to classify and prohibit the game. "Warner Bros. will not issue adult content that is unsuitable for audiences, we know that not everything is right for everyone, but it also requires a rating for adult content, and it's important to set up a r18+ rating in Australia, and as a member of Igea, we're reviewing all the possibilities for the game to be listed in Australia.　　"Igea is the Gaming and Entertainment Association of Australia and New Zealand.　　Australia's justice minister is dealing with public opinion on the game's r18+ rating. "Real quick hit" will be logged in PS3 and Xbox360, on April 19.