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The G Star committee introduced new policies to make G Star more family friendly. The policy dictates that at least one staff should be present at all times at the booth showing adult only contents. The view of such contents should be blocked from outside of the booth. This was necessary because some of upcoming games that planned to show demos are rated AO (Adults Only).
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NCsoft’s Blade and Soul and NHN’s Terac omplied with the rule as setting up a closed booth xyyxxxqqx for the games. However, Neowiz Games’ Age of Conan put TV screens on a high pillar but not high enough for underage attendees to see from outside. The demo showed violent sequences which seemed inappropriate.The G Star committee is going to discuss a guideline for outside showing for the future.
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