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Irish Film Censor bans violent video game

Ireland has joined the UK in banning the controversial violent video game Manhunt 2, it was confirmed today.

Irish Film Censor bans violent video game

Wed, 20 Jun, 2007 - 10:15

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Ireland has joined the UK in banning the controversial violent video game Manhunt 2, it was confirmed today.

The Irish Film Censors Office (IFCO) said it contained gross acts of violence, making it the first video game to be banned in the State.

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