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I’m going to play devils advocate here and point out the at the article mentions following:
"On a case-by-case basis, a game could get past the rating procedure if an artistic or dramatic use is justified.
It also said a game which is clearly opposed to the banned group’s ideals could qualify - which is the case for many games that require large numbers of Nazi soldiers to be killed by the player."
I wonder how a game where you can choose to play as the Germans and shoot a lot of Allied soldiers would be classified by the German censors. There are also other countries with similar laws. The Russian law seems even stricter on this matter than the German one after a quick look at it through Google translator.