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Counter Strike, Everquest Banned in Brazil
21 Jan, 2008, 6:10 pm IST | by
Avinash Bali
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The next time you feel like cursing out your local censor board for cutting out gore/nudity from your games/movies, be glad you don’t live in Brazil because from this day both Counter Strike and Everquest have been banned there. That’s right people; everyone’s favorite online shooter is no more acceptable in the land of samba and fútbol simply because it teaches players war strategies and encourages them to play as terrorists. Everquest, on the other hand, offers players both good and bad quests – and it's this moral dilemma that apparently messes with players' heads, causing them serious psychological problems (it’s at this point that I had problems controlling my laughter and disgust). The irony is that games like POSTAL 2 and Manhunt (yes, Manhunt!) continue to be sold over there. Via AFP. |
Tags: Counter Strike , Everquest
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