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StarCraft II given Adults Only rating in South Korea

StarCraft II is perhaps the biggest upcoming PC game of all time, especially in South Korea where it's pretty much the country's national sport. Now, in a shocking move, the Korea Times reports that the sci-fi RTS sequel has been hit with an Adults Only rating by the country's rating board.

The ratings board apparently objected to the game's "level of violence, foul language and depiction of drug use." Oddly StarCraft II got a over-15 rating based on test versions sent to the board by developer Blizzard last year. However, Blizzard wanted the board to reevaluate the game's rating to get it down to an over-12 level. While Blizzard has 30 days to appeal the rating, a Blizzard Korea spokesperson stated they have not yet decided what their next move is with the new Adults Only rating. If they choose to edit StarCraft II, the article claims it could push the game's release in that country to 2011.

[Via Kotaku]



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