While America has its ESRB-style "T for Teen" and "M for Mature" ratings, Australia has a color-coded ratings system. Kotaku reader Matt describes it as "kind of like a US terror alert for paranoid games buyers." What does this mean? Bright designs with vague thematic contents grace the front of every Oz-released game. And no, it's not a sticker on the cover. It's part of the packaging.
Ecko Banned in Australia [Kotaku]
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