"Where possible we try to consider cuts or, in the case of games, modifications which remove the material which contravenes the Board’s published Guidelines. In the case of Manhunt 2 this has not been possible," he said at the time.

But after one month of silence, Rockstar seems to be determined to reverse the ban. “Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. confirmed today that Rockstar Games has appealed the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) decision that prohibited the release of any version of Manhunt 2 in Britain.” The company said in statement for MCV.

Manhunt 2, the sequel of Manhunt, was scheduled for release in July, but Rockstar postponed the game after it was banned in UK and Ireland. In US ESRB has rated the game as AO (adults only) which means almost an equivalent to a ban, because the big retailers like Wal-Mart or BestBuy won’t agree to sell a game rated as AO.

Also, Sony and Nintendo said it won’t support a game rated as AO. Manhunt 2 was set to be released for Nintendo Wii, PS2 and PSP.

For the moment it’s still unclear how Rockstar hopes to reverse the UK ban, but according to MCV the chairman of the VAC (Video Appeal Committee) John Woods has to announce now a date when the company will present the new demonstrations of the game.