Heavy Rain and censorship in Australia

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I was just reading an interview with David Cage where he talks about heavy rain. In this interview he repeatedly mentioned that this game is for adults. Which is great the world needs more games that have adults in mind (as opposed to teenage boys). The only thing I am worried about is that the more I read about this game the less and less I think it is going to be refused classification here in Australia due to it's adult oriented material.
 
The censorship laws regarding video games in this country are draconian at best. The kids who used to crack the BIOS passwords on their parents PCs so they could use the computer whenever they liked are now the parents, so it surprises me that a country like Australia refuses classification on a game like Fallout 3.
 
Fallout 3 was not refused classification because of the hilarious over the top exploding heads, but because of the original names of the drugs. The Med-X we all know and love was supposed to be called morphine, but due to the fact that the Australian Office Film Literature Classification refused Fallout 3 classification all the drugs were renamed. If those drugs hadn't been renamed Fallout 3 would never have seen the shores of Australia. 
 
The violent content in Heavy Rain probably won't be a problem with the censors what will be is any sexual content it is going to contain. How long is it going to take before Australian censors get it right, when the average age of gamers world wide is a tech savvy over 35 it is time for a change.
 
The censorship rules here are totally effed up! if you don't believe me have a look at this junk: 
http://www.refused-classification.com/Games_A-Z.htm
 
The games at the other end of that link were or nearly were refused classification in Australia.
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Just wondering what the rest of the world thinks.
 

PS3 is region free..import it.  It'll cost the same for you regardless.

Sadly gamers  dont vote. If they did this stuff would get overturned. And Jack Thompson's head would be on a plate..god bless the Florida bar though.

" @KaosAngel: Cage has already said it won't go supernatural, although they've already fluffed that with those Alternative Reality Glasses one of the characters has. Apparently that is the limit however.  I'm not sure how you're linking trophies to the delay. It's been pushed back for commercial reasons. Heavy Rain is going to get murdered in any sales climate, but certainly against the likes of Modern Warfare 2 it'd get crushed. It's sad to see the narrow mindedness of some gamers, but hey, this is the industry.  We sound like we're both excited about Heavy Rain for the same reasons. It's sweet that there are a few of us on here. "

" @get2sammyb said:

" @KaosAngel: Cage has already said it won't go supernatural, although they've already fluffed that with those Alternative Reality Glasses one of the characters has. Apparently that is the limit however.  I'm not sure how you're linking trophies to the delay. It's been pushed back for commercial reasons. Heavy Rain is going to get murdered in any sales climate, but certainly against the likes of Modern Warfare 2 it'd get crushed. It's sad to see the narrow mindedness of some gamers, but hey, this is the industry.  We sound like we're both excited about Heavy Rain for the same reasons. It's sweet that there are a few of us on here. "

I've been waiting for Heavy Rain since back in 2005.  It was going to be the only game I buy for 2009 due to the insane story promise...now I can't.  :( "

" PS3 is region free..import it.  It'll cost the same for you regardless. "
 

" Sadly gamers  dont vote. If they did this stuff would get overturned. And Jack Thompson's head would be on a plate..god bless the Florida bar though. "

Its about time, games these days are much too violent. Nobody should be playing them, especially not australians.