Figures submitted by the British Board of Film Classification show that since 2005, far fewer videogames have been refused classification by the Board than have films and videos. Furthermore, with the ...

The government's Digital Britain report has unveiled plans to introduce a new classification system for all boxed video games in the UK. Proposed initiatives include a new classification system for ...

Tom Crago is President of the Game Developers Association of Australia, as well as working in the game development field as CEO of Tantalus software. He therefore is one of the frustrated when it ...

Censors at the British Board of Film Classification were puzzled in 1986 by a copy of “Dracula”. The BBFC normally reviewed films and videos. But after playing the game it deemed its gory scenes, ...

The Pan European Game Information board has announced major changes to the age classification system for video games, with stricter rules put in place in the UK and Europe for titles that include paid ...

Without too much fanfare, the Australian Attorney-General's Department has released the discussion paper and submission guidelines for feedback on the issue of having an R18+ Classification to bring ...