The Australian association of interactive entertainments has refused to appropriate a rating to shooter Soldier of Fortune: Payback. The games which don’t have a rating, cannot be distribute on the territory of the country. The reason of such decision became excessive cruelty of game. "Gamers can cripple other characters in various ways. For example, opponents can shoot extremities, and on the screen there are real fountains of blood. Broken off bodies and bones which are sticking out of torn off hands and legs are also displayed in detail", - representatives of association have told. We shall note, that in the Australian system of ratings the maximal age restriction - 15 years. Games which, in opinion of association, do not approach for 15-years teenagers, in Australia are not issued.

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