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This has happened before, for games from other publishers, as per the article. I don't remember all of the reasons for it, but if I'm not mistaken, this is why Shogun: Total War 2 has a blood DLC for a few dollars, so that they can make everything but the DLC available in Japan.
That's Australia. They have weird anti-violence laws, and God-fucking-forbid anyone learn that blood exists. I think their stupid drug portrayal laws are why the first Fallout had to call them "chems" instead. It's all pretty stupid moral crusade bullshit.
I suspect Australia is responsible for Streets of Rogue changing "cocaine" into "sugar" as well, but I know Japan doesn't allow things like beheadings in their games, which I thought was part of that DLC.