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.
You know whats really sad? That this turned into a "who's country is the worst?" arguement. You people are the reason there's so much wrong in the world today, you cant see past your own hate and prejudices, and you continue to fuel the fires.
Yes this does not apply to every post. I dont think your any closer to comming to an answer by analyzing statistical information on any country. In fact I think thats a step in the wrong direction.
This comment was edited on Apr 2, 00:27.
Yes this does not apply to every post. I dont think your any closer to comming to an answer by analyzing statistical information on any country. In fact I think thats a step in the wrong direction.
This comment was edited on Apr 2, 00:27.
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