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7 Sins Banned because of high impact of sexual references. 50 Cent: Bulletproof Banned because of high impact violence and cruelty.[4] A censored version was later released.[citation needed] Blitz: The League Banned because of drug use related to awards. BMX XXX Banned because of high impact sexual references. Censored version later released CrimeCraft Banned due to the use of drugs as incentives or rewards. Dark Sector Banned because of high impact violence. A censored version was later released. Dreamweb Banned because of a scene of sexualized violence. However, the game was censored, and re-released with a more lucrative M rating in 1996[5] The Getaway Originally released uncut with a MA15+, it was later resubmitted and banned due to a scene of detailed torture. A censored version omitting this scene was later released with a MA15+. The sequal was released uncut. Left 4 Dead 2 Refused classification due to relentless gory violence. An edited version has been released using the German cut.[6]. This version of game is now less violent than its predecessor which was released with a MA15+. Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude Banned because of sexuality and nudity in relation to incentives and rewards. Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure Originally released with a MA15+, Federal Attorney-General Phil Ruddock used his power to later appeal the decision to get it banned for glorification of graffiti. Manhunt Originally rated MA15+ but Federal Attorney-General Phil Ruddock later appealed the rating thus being banned afterwards because of high-impact violence and cruelty. NARC Banned because of drug use related to incentives. NecroVisioN Banned because of relentless gory violence. A censored version was later released with a lucrative M rating. Postal 2 Banned because of gross, abhorrent content (urination, high impact violence, animal cruelty, homophobia, etc.) Phantasmagoria Banned because of high impact violence, cruelty, and a scene of sexual violence involving rape. A censored version was later released. Reservoir Dogs Banned because of high impact violence and cruelty. Risen Banned because of sexual activity and drug use related to incentives. Shellshock 2: Blood Trails Banned because of high impact violence. Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned because of very disturbing content specifically the scene involving drilling into body parts. Konami has since modified this part of the game to meet MA15+ guidelines. Singles: Flirt Up Your Life Banned because of sexuality and nudity in relation to incentives and rewards. Soldier of Fortune: Payback Banned because of high impact violence involving dismemberment. Activision has since modified the game to meet MA15+ guidelines. Voyeur Originally rated MA15+ but later appealed and banned because of a scene of explicit sexual dialogue involving incest. The list below are of games that have been eventually released unedited, rating appealed or the worldwide edition later being released uncut and being identical to other countries. Name Reason Aliens vs. Predator Banned because of violence involving graphic depictions of mutilation. Rating later appealed and overturned and now is rated MA15+. Fallout 3 Originally banned because of drug use in relation to real world drugs. Edited world wide due to the insignificant change that was done (the name of morphine being changed to Med-x). Therefore the same game that was rated 17+/18+ in other countries was rated MA15+ in Australia. F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin Originally banned because of high impact violence, Warner bros. interactive later appealed the decision and received an MA15+. Grand Theft Auto III Originally banned because of the use of prostitutes. A censored version was later released. PC version was released uncut with MA15+. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Had its classification revoked following the Hot Coffee controversy. Edited worldwide with this version of the game also achieving a MA15+