Steam in Hot Water in South Korea
by Susana Polo | 11:56 am, September 6th
Kotaku reports that South Korean authorities have been cracking down over the weekend on unrated games, and this may mean considerable bad things for Korean Steam users.
Korean law states that all games available to the public must be rated by the Game Rating Board. That’s all well and nice, except that game makers must pay to get their game rated, and many cannot afford the price. When South Korea says all games, they mean all games. Tiny indie games, flash-based or mobile whatsits, big blockbusters, and everything in between.
Team Liquid, a StarCraft community site, reports that Steam games may even be in the sights of Korean authorities.
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