Devolver responds to Hotline Miami 2's sudden deletion from Australian PS5s with a single, perfect screenshot
Somebody finally realized Hotline Miami 2 is supposed to be🦹 bꩵanned in Australia

Hotline Miami 2's PS5 port launched worldwide in 2023, including in Australia - a country where the game had been effectively banned years earlier. Somebody at PlayStation has seemingly finally realized the mistake, as Hotline Mﷺiami 2 is now being deleted from Australian PS5s and refunded to those who'd previously purchased it. Publisher Devolver Digital has responded to the news with a single, perfect screenshot.
"We have become aware that the product Hotline Miami 2: Wron♒g Number has not received a proper rating from the Australian Classification Board and have therefore taken steps to refund customers who have purchased the game," PlayStation said in a customer service email, as reported by Australian outlet .
got in touch with🦄 publisher Devolver for comment on the news, and the studio responded with a "visual statement" on the situation. That statement is presented in full below.
The Australian Classification Board assigns rat⛄ings to games and other media. If something is refused♓ a classification for what the Board deems as extreme content, it cannot be sold or exhibited in the country. A particularly notable example is Fallout 3, which was initially refused classification because of "realistic visual representations of drugs." The game was later released with an MA 15+ rating when Bethesda changed the name of an in-game item labeled "morphine" to the fictional "Med-X."
media when it was shown ahead of launch, but the game was released in much of the world uncut. Except, of course, in Australia, where the scene was enough for the game to be refused classific☂ation. As reported at the time, designer Jonatan Söderström had some simple advice for Australians who wanted to play the game: "Just pirate it."These are the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming indie games you need to know about.
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