Brazil is preparing to vote on a bill that would criminalize the importation or distribution of "offensive" video games, reports GamePolitics, where they offer a translation of a report on Brazilian website UOL. Their translation indicates the goal is to "curb the manufacture, distribution, importation, distribution, trading and custody, storage, the video games that affect the customs, traditions of the people, their worship, creeds, religions and symbols." Under the proposed legislation, offenders would receive between one and three years of jail time.