Summary
- Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact is effectively banned in Australia after being refused classification.
- According to the Australian Classiffication Board, the game was given an "RC" designation, or "Refused Classification."
- It's unclear why it was not classified, and Hunter x Hunter characters have been in other video games.
- The game was delayed until 2025 in order to implement rollback netcode, providing the developers a chance to potentially work things out.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact, the upcoming fighting game developed by Bushiroad and publis﷽hed by Arc System Works, has been refused classification in Australia.
As and♛ , . The ACB, , is similar to the or Europe's PEGI ratings boards.
Per the Classification Board's website, no information is provided as to why the game has been denied. As a result, until further notice, the game is ✤effectively "banned," and it's 🐎unclear whether its developers will work to rework things or simply move on.
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The Reason For Refusal Is Not Known
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Originally revealed in early January, before being delayed into 2025 in o💛🌸rder to implement rollback netcode, Hunter ♛x Hunter Nen x Impact represents the first true game based on the anime and manga . It is set to be .
While those dates are rather old, the characters of Hunter x Hunter have appeared in other games, , as or even in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter. In other words, it's not like these characters haven't been in games before, so it's hard to ascertain e🍃xac🦩tly why the game was refused a classification.
Yes, its two protagonists (Gon and Killua) are canonically 12 years old at the start of the series, and there are loads of other adults that they do battle with. However, it's not too dissimilar from another Shōnen Jump title in Naruto, which has had several games dedicated to child Naruto, al🉐ong with recent efforts focusing on his 12-year-old son, Boruto. As a result, only time will tell if the game is allowed to be soldဣ in Austra💟lia.
