Australia still game ban crazy; Ouya launch woes

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June 27, 2013 CNET Games & Gear
Saints Row 4 banned from Australia over 'sexual violence' The Australian Government's Classification Board, which determines ratings on video games and decides if they can be sold in the country, lays down the ruling. Read more | Share:  Jeff Bakalar Sr. Games editor; Host of The 404 Show View profile  |  Email
Dark truth about Ouya debut: Retail wins, Kickstarter loses The much-awaited little Android gaming console arrives at some big retailers, but a number of frustrated early adopters are still waiting in virtual line. Read more | Share:  Microsoft nixes fees on developers to patch Xbox 360 games -- report The company previously charged developers thousands of dollars to patch their titles, according to Eurogamer. Read more | Share:  Angry Birds trilogy to swoop onto Nintendo Wii and Wii U in August Nintendo gamers will be able to fling Angry Birds, Angry Birds: Seasons, and Angry Birds: Rio starting August 13. Read more | Share:  Sony reportedly nixed PS4 Eye bundle at 11th hour to cut price A new report claims Sony originally aimed to pack its Eye camera with the PlayStation 4, but nixed it at the last minute to beat Microsoft on price. Read more | Share:  Check out CNET's daily hilarious tech show! 01 Ep. 1293: Where it's in that place where I put that thing that time 02 Ep. 1292: Where it's a brand new day 03 Ep. 1291: Where we paddle out to North Brother island 04 Ep. 1290: Where we feel the vibrations 05 Ep. 1289: Where Alex Winter gets us Downloaded Top Consoles 01 Sony PlayStation 3 Slim (160GB) 02 Microsoft Xbox 360 S (250GB) 03 Nintendo 3DS (Cosmo Black) 04 Sony PlayStation Vita (Wi-Fi) 05 Nintendo Wii U Deluxe Set

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