A Far Cry from German Approval [Apr 01, 2004, 11:50 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Far Cry Website
(thanks Frans) has word that the non-localized version of Far Cry has been
pulled from German shelves, to be replaced by the version that adheres to
stricter German regulations about game content:
In accordance with German law, www.farcry.de and its forums have been pulled down following Far Cry's ban (US/UK version) in Germany. They will remain shut until the German version of Far Cry is released, which has the official youth rating by the German USK.
We apologize to our German community for any inconvenience this may cause and hope things will resume their normal course shortly.
Fuck's sake. Thank you Sho, Caveman, and the others knowledgable of actual German policy in this area. All of you "My Country vs. Your Country" please just can it; let's not pretend actual citizens (like anyone on this board) have anything to do with policy directions that focus undue attention on either sex or violence.
It's all a moot point in the end; any American who wants to see titties can find them easily enough, and any German who wants to play undiluted versions of popular games has about as little trouble.
Let the politicians cater to their rabid religious sects. At the end of the day it doesn't much matter to real people.
It's all a moot point in the end; any American who wants to see titties can find them easily enough, and any German who wants to play undiluted versions of popular games has about as little trouble.
Let the politicians cater to their rabid religious sects. At the end of the day it doesn't much matter to real people.
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