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Australia

New Aliens Vs. Predator Game Doesn't Make It Past AU Ratings Board 277

An anonymous reader writes "Australia refused to give Rebellion's new Aliens Vs. Predator game a rating, effectively banning it in the country. Rebellion says it won't be submitting an edited version for another round of classifications, however. (As Valve did with Left 4 Dead 2.) They said, 'We will not be releasing a sanitized or cut down version for territories where adults are not considered by their governments to be able to make their own entertainment choices.'"
News

Large Hadron Collider Scientist Arrested For al-Qaeda Ties 245

mindbrane writes "A scientist working as a subcontractor on a peripheral LHC project has been arrested as a terrorist. The CBC is running a story outlining the arrest of a man on Thursday in south-east France for suspected al-Qaeda links: 'CERN officials said the man, whose name has not been revealed, was working under contract with an outside institute and said he had no contact with anything that could have been used for terrorism. He had been at CERN since 2003, officials said. ... The news that someone with terrorist connections might have worked at the facility is likely to cause concern because of both the high profile of the giant physics experiment and also the technology in use, which has made some members of the public nervous.'"

Comment Re:OUCH (Score 1) 137

From a user perspective, if I log in and have to wait for 5 minutes it tells me the game is popular and full of players. If I see a server merge response, as a long time MMO player, as many of you know, server merge = death. With little exception. It sends the wrong messages to subscribers and why waste time on your character if it's going to be unplayable soon? Which partially explains why WoW is surviving so long, because you have faith that the time you sink into it, will be there for a long time.

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