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News / Australia to remain Mortal Kombat-less

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Australia to remain Mortal Kombat-less

Posted by:
Eugene Kang
on March 15, 2011 March 15, 2011

Not too long ago, Warner Brothers’ upcoming Mortal Kombat was banned in Australia, joining the likes of Manhunt and Postal 2. Since then, Warner Bros. appealed the ban in an effort to bring back the craziness to our Aussie friends, but ultimately received the same fate: Mortal Kombat is still banned in Australia.

“We’re obviously extremely disappointed that the refused classification decision has been upheld by the Classification Review Board,” said WB in response to the game’s re-banning. “We want to thank the thousands of Mortal Kombat fans in Australia and around the world who have voiced their support during the appeal process.”

WB also went on to state that they will continue to “aggressively appeal” the ban, so let’s hope for the best.

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