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Source:
www.mda.gov.sg |
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BFC announces interim measure to allow
highly-anticipated video games into Singapore |
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The Board of Film Censors (BFC) will be
launching a video games classification system next year to provide more
choice for adults while protecting the young. |
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In the interim period, the BFC has decided
to selectively use games rating to enable highly anticipated games to be
launched in Singapore. |
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This will allow such games to enter the
market with immediacy and give the industry and members of the public a
better understanding of the benefits of the proposed games
classification system. |
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One such example is "Mass Effect" which is
expected to be launched next week. The BFC reviewed “Mass Effect” and is
pleased to rate it M18 for release, ahead of implementation of the full
rating system. |
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About the Media Development Authority of
Singapore (MDA) |
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The Media Development Authority of Singapore
(MDA) was formed on 1 January 2003 to champion Media 21, a blueprint to
transform Singapore into a global media city. Media 21 seeks to create a
vibrant media environment by establishing Singapore as a media exchange,
exporting Made-by-Singapore content, internationalising local media
companies, nurturing local media talent and developing digital media. |
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MDA also performs a regulatory function in
managing content to protect core values and safeguard consumer
interests. The Board of Film Censors, which is responsible for the
approval of films, videos and video games, is part of the MDA. More
information on MDA can be found on
http://www.mda.gov.sg |
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Source:
www.mda.gov.sg News Release 16
Nov 2007 |
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