Huh? Army of Two “Banned” in Germany

March 06th, 2008 | Category: Gaming News

Well, once again our fellow gamers in Germany are lost out on a new title thanks to their ratings board. Their version of the ESRB, the Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle (USK), has refused to classify the just-released Army of Two, effectively banning it from retail in the country. Unfortunately, no specific reasons were given for the decision, so it’s hard to say what distinguishes that title from the other “guys shooting things and making them blow up” type of games. Anyone know what the deal is? Do they just hate

masks there or what?

Via Kotaku

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