Kotaku had a statement published, and in it the Classification Board of Australia has described a rather peculiar weapon. This weapon had refused the classification to Volition Inc with an open title of the world. The game, Saints Row 4, includes a weapon in it that was referred to by the Applicant as an ‘Alien Anal Probe’. The Saints Row 4 was completely detailed in the Classification Board Statement. The visual depiction and the interactive were not completely justified in the context. This was related to sexual violation.
The application also stated that the weapon can be easily shoved into the backsides of the enemy. The weapon resembled a ‘sword hilt’ from its lower half portion. Contradictory to it the upper half of the weapon contained appendages similar to a prong. These were circled around and appeared like a dildo that was quite large in shape. This used run below the center portion of the weapon. The player will be approaching the fully clothed victim, and the player is facing his back. He plans to hold onto it from his backside. The weapon is then thrust in between the legs of the victim and then lifts it up above the ground.
This is done before the trigger is pulled, that is used to launch the victim up in to the air. The actual aim of the weapon is to penetrate into the anus area of the victim. This was revealed after it had been inserted into victim’s anus that was around the buttocks. The area further became to be pixelated, highlighting the weapon’s actual function. The gamer can also use the weapon during the gameplay of the civilians as well as the enemy characters.
In the opinion given by the board it was said that the weapon has specially been designed. Moreover, the main purpose was to penetrate into the anus of the victim. The civilians also constituted a visual appearance of an implied violence of the sexes that is thoroughly interactive. This has not been further justified in the context. The game should also refuse the classification. The report also gave the details of the references of the drug. This was totally a different factor in the decision of the board.