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| [[Image:Oflc_au_logo.gif|right]] | | #REDIRECT [[Australian Classification Board]] |
| The '''Office of Film and Literature Classification''' ('''OFLC''') is a statutory censorship and classification body in [[Australia]] that is responsible for the classification of films, videos, publications, and video games. While the [[New Zealand]] body also has the same name, it is worth pointing out that both companies are completely separate entities and as such, ratings do differ between them.
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| == Grand Theft Auto game ratings ==
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| The Australian OFLC has been quite harsh on the GTA series in comparison with other ratings boards. Grand Theft Auto 3 was originally restricted by the OFLC who gave it a rating of 'RC', but it later gained an MA 15+ rating meaning the game could be sold in the country. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas had it's MA 15+ rating revoked after the [[Hot Coffee]] incident, resulting in the game being banned. The 2nd edition re-release saw the game regain it's MA 15+ rating.
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| A rating of 'RC' denotes 'Refused Classification', where the game is effectively banned from being sold or demonstrated in the country.
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| The GTA series is rated as follows:
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto 1]] - '''MA 15+''' ('''M15+''' on [[Game Boy Color]])
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto: London 1969]] - '''MA 15+'''
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto 2]] - '''MA 15+'''
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto III]] - '''MA 15+''' (originally '''RC''')
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] - '''MA 15+'''
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto Advance]] - '''M15+'''
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] - '''MA 15+''' (later revoked due to Hot Coffee, 2nd edition given '''MA 15+''')
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] - '''MA 15+'''
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| * [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] - '''MA 15+'''
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| ==See also==
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| *[[BBFC]], the [[United Kingdom|British]] media rating system
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| *[[ESRB]], the [[United States]] and [[Canada|Canadian]] computer and video game rating system
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| *[[PEGI]], the [[Europe|European]] computer and video game rating system
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| *[[ELSPA]], the former [[United Kingdom|British]] computer and video game rating system, replaced by the PEGI ratings.
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| *[[USK]], the [[Germany|German]] computer and video game rating system
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| *[[OFLC (NZ)]], the [[New Zealand]] media rating system
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| *[[CERO]], the [[Japan|Japanese]] computer and video game rating system
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| == External Links ==
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| *[http://www.oflc.gov.au/ OFLC Government Website]
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