Getting Up Distributed Via Downloads in Australia Despite Ban
Categories: Game Bans, Retail Sales
Despite the February 2006 ban of Marc Ecko’s Getting up by The Board of the Interactive Entertainment Association of Australia (IEAA), an Australian computer software distributor, Mindscape, was distributing the game in Australia via downloads from its quicky.com.au website.
It appears the game was being hosted by the website’s U.S. service provider without Mindscape’s knowledge.
Since the story broke the game was taken off the site. The Australian Communications and Media Authority told Screen Play that penalties of up to $110,000 may apply to corporations selling computer games that have been refused classification.
Sources: Syndey Morning Herald | GamePolitics.com | theage.com.au
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