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News > PC Games

More than half of US adults play computer games

By Nick Farrell | Dec 9, 2008

And one in five of them play games every day.

News > Security

ALIA join forces with Inspire Foundation, Google and Yahoo to battle Senator Conroy's internet filter

By Justin Robinson | Feb 15, 2010

Essential Reading: Major internet players join together to fight the filter.

News > Lifestyle

Google continues Buzz-off

By The Inquirer | Feb 16, 2010

Feedback received loud and clear...

News > Console Games

Putting porn on the PS3

By Justin Robinson | Sep 11, 2009

The PS3 wants to get hot and heavy.

News > Science

Asimov's robot laws need updating

By The Inquirer | Aug 24, 2009

Humans need to be responsible for our plastic pals who are (not quite yet) fun to be with.

News > PC Games

New game rating system proposed

By David Hollingworth | Apr 1, 2009

We're getting an R18+ rating, but at what cost?

News > Lifestyle

Youtube censors videos

By Nick Farrell | Dec 5, 2008

Everyone's favoutire online video host now re-named to PrudeTube.

News > Security

A clean feed?

By David Hollingworth | Oct 29, 2008

Atomic just says NO to government plans to censor the net.

Reviews > Modding & Cooling

ASUS Royal Knight

By David Hollingworth | Oct 27, 2008

The Royal Knight rides forth, with this latest CPU cooler from ASUS.

Features > Console Games

Games, Sex, Politics, Drugs, Censorship and Rock and Roll

By Sarah Stokely | Feb 25, 2008

Learn everything about Australia's flawed game classification system before it's discussed by the Government

Features > Entertainment

Fallout 3 does not play like a banned game

By David Field | Jul 11, 2008

Australia's classification system is immature, not the game.

Features > Console Games

Grand Theft Auto 4 edited for Australian release

By David Field | Apr 7, 2008

It’s all just a little bit of history repeating. Also all just a big bit of drugs, sex, violence and language. And this time Atomic delivers bonus Politics!

Features > Console Games

R18+ rating for games denied

By David Field | Feb 29, 2008

The light at the end of the tunnel has been snuffed out. David Field explains why.

Features > PC Games

Interview: Dr Guy Porter on violence and addiction in games

By David Field | Feb 22, 2008

We talk about good science, bad science and the basis of Jack Thompson's claims.

Features > Entertainment

Atomic Chat: Guillermo del Toro

By Ben Mansill | Dec 6, 2006

Director, producer and writer of the forthcoming, and guaranteed cult classic, Pan's Labyrinth.

Reviews > Lifestyle

RS Media

By Ben Mansill | Sep 26, 2006

If I'd seen one of these when I was an 8 year old, I would have gone on a hunger-strike until my parents bought me one.

News > PC Games

The unified colours of game censorship

By Damien Virulhapen | Jun 6, 2005

The Office of Film and Literature Classification has ignored industry pressure for an "R" rating on violent computer games instead announcing a "unified" colour-coded sticker ...

Reviews > Peripherals

Creative Zen Touch

By Logan Booker | Apr 24, 2005

If you can snatch the market from Apple's hand, you have reached enlightenment. Logan Booker reaches out.

News > Console Games

Manhunt or witchhunt?

By blank blank, John Gillooly | Sep 30, 2004

Manhunt was released on the 28 November 2003 to critical acclaim but barely a whisper about the violent nature of its content.

Features

Give us an R: Australia's little gamers are all grown up

By Sarah Stokely | Jan 27, 2005

When two high profile titles were banned late last year, it rekindled the debate about Australia's rating system for computer games. As gamers - and the games industry - renew ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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