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Brendan Keogh
Want to put an Android app in the Google Play store? From May, you’ll have to fill out a questionnaire that allows the app to be assigned an age rating, and the app won’t be published until it is approved by Google’s approvals team. Here’s what you need to know.
The other week, I watched the action-comedy flick Kickass 2 at the cinema. The movie is a delightfully perverse slice of extreme violence and non-stop swearing punctuated by the occasional gross-out bodily fluids gag. In other words, it’s in no way intended for children and has a rating to prove…
It looks likely we’ll finally get an R18+ rating for games, but what does that mean for existing games and future titles? Over at Kotaku, Tracey has a comprehensive explanation of how re-classification works which is well worth a read. [Kotaku]
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