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: GamePolitics.comTry Your Hand at Banning Content Down Under
By pete_gallagher
A new downloadable game lets players assume the role of Australian politicians and bring the ban hammer down on videogames and websites.
Ban This Game features likenesses of South Australian Attorney General Michael Atkinson and Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband and Communication, who is the man championing ISP filtering for Australia. Gameplay consists of images of games and websites crossing a red line. Players must click on an image three times to ban it once it passes over said line. Windows and Mac versions are available.
The game is the work of game developer Conor O'Kane. The embedded video shows the game in action. A Facebook Fan Page for the game has been set up as well.
Thanks Ryan and Michael!
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on January 04, 2010 (boomark / email).
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