Grand Theft Auto III was similarly banned for a short period in 2001/2002.īully, an action game set in a school which features a protagonist taking revenge on bullies and abusive teachers, has already courted its fair share of controversy even before its release. As we've reported in the past, Bully 2 was in development at least once, if not on two separate occasions, at Rockstar Games. Bully: Anniversary Edition is an Action game developed by Rockstar Games. Rockstar was forced to resubmit the game with the sex-based minigames taken out before the OFLC re-granted it an MA15+ rating. A new Rockstar Games leak has given Bully fans hope. With Australia not having an R rating for video games, any game that does not fall below an MA rating is refused classification, making it illegal to be sold or distributed in this country. The OFLC refused classification to Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas last year after the "Hot Coffee" scandal uncovered hidden sex-based minigames in the title. Rockstar has previously been the target of the OFLC's ire with its Grand Theft Auto series. An Australian spokesman for Take2 Interactive Software, the distributors for Bully, said the company did not have a confirmed local release date for the game as yet. Bully, Rockstar Games' next title, has been given the all-clear by Australian censors.Īustralia's Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC) has awarded Bully an M rating, citing that it contains moderate themes, violence and sexual references.
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