Ben Feder from Take-Two has been chatting to Eurogamer about the upcoming PS3 exclusive title The Agent. Well that may be pushing it really as he has actually been chatting about GTA and mentioned The Agent… but you get the idea. When quizzed about The Agent Ben had this to say “It’s a completely different storyline, there is completely different …

As citizens of a country without official Xbox Live support, we know the effect that Germany’s draconian video game laws have. Unfortunately it seems the noose on violent game trade in the land of beer and sausages is going to tighten a bit more – 16 interior ministers have put down their tankards and bratwursts for long enough to request …

So as we all know, Germany are a little nuts when it comes to violent video games in the fear that if a little German boy plays a bloody game then they will be responsible for another world war. Check out this new warning label being slapped on violent videogames (posted on the NeoGaf forums) such as Grand Theft Auto: …

Reports have been going around the internet saying that according to EDGE magazine, Gears of War 2 will not only not be released in Germany but will not see the light of day in Japan either. The report caused much confusion because the first Gears of War sold well in Japan and even made it into the sales charts on it's opening weekend and no reasons had been given for why it would be kept out of Japan. We all know why Germany isn't getting it. It's because if a German citizen sees violence they turn into zombies that eat all of the neighbours kittens and the mess is truly a sight to behold. We all know that Japanese people are immune to becoming zombies because of the (Y12/7 +43ab - 7) chromosomes in their blood. So why aren't they getting it? More after the jump. Well an update has now been posted saying that Microsoft is not entirely happy with what they said and that apparently no mention has been made of the release plans for Japan. Does that mean Japan is getting it after all? Err, well, no it doesn't but it does at least give hope to all the Japanese 360 owners who want to play it (latest reports show that there are now more that 8, thanks to recent sales).

PlatinumGames, the developers of Mad World, have stated that at the moment there aren’t any plans to release Mad World in any of the censorship heavy countries like Germany, Australia or Japan… I didn’t even know Japan was censorship heavy. Honestly I don’t blame them at all, they have an art style and plan for their game and I see …