On Thursday, Germany loosened its ban on the use of Nazi symbology in computer and video games — a change that comes as part of a decades-long evolution in how the country has grappled with its ...

Germany loosens ban on Nazi symbols in video games Hitler-style mustaches, swastikas can now be used in a World War II-themed game.

Computer and video games featuring Nazi symbols such as the swastika can now be sold in Germany uncensored after a regulatory body lifted the longstanding ban.

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Nazi symbols can now appear in video games in Germany, ending a long-running and frequently ridiculed censorship. Germany bans symbols belonging to unconstitutional groups, which has caused ...

Developers of the video game Prison Architect have found themselves in breach of international and British law for displaying a red cross on a white background.

Computer and video games featuring Nazi symbols such as the swastika can now be sold in Germany uncensored after a regulatory body lifted the longstanding ban.

Germany's video game regulating agency has lifted a ban on Nazi symbolism and imagery in video games sold or downloaded in the country.