we're basically going to rehash the ENTIRE nonsensical discussion that we've already had several years ago, the very one linked to in the article here?Īnd sadly, nothing has changed, and the pro-censorship people, largely consisting of the usual, still non-the-wiser suspects, simply keep on pandering their myopic views and short-sighted narrative without knowing the full extent of the actual changes made, which go FAR beyond just some sketchy underage anime titillation/adoration. It reminds me of religions who shun others and treat them bad just cause they don't believe in their religion. But don't make it out to be like people who DO buy the game are bad people or wrong cause they want to play the game. Both of them really don't give a dang what consumers think because most people are going to buy anyways.Īt the end of the day if you want to buy something or not then it's your money who cares. Then you're just not playing a game you wanted to play.just because you're upset for them?Īnd do you honestly think there is a large enough group of people not buying censored games to make it a difference? If Nintendo or Sony want to censor parts of a game for different countries.then they are going to do it haha. Especially if the devs don't give a hoot. If you don't like it fine, but don't act like its some extreme wrong that's horrible and shouldn't be bought period.
All of you extreme censorship nutjobs are as bad as the people complaining everything is cause of SJWs. Interestingly, this suggests that the Japanese version of the new title will also be censored, even though the Wii U game was left untouched in Japan the first time around. Nintendo's website notes that the new Switch version of the game is a worldwide release which is based on the western version of the Wii U game.
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The changes made from the Japanese version encouraged a particularly upset group of fans to create their own patch which removed the censorship, and the localisation also initially disappointed the game's co-director. When Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE (without the 'Encore') first released on Wii U in 2016, some of the game's more controversial elements were censored in the west.
Orignial Article (17th Oct, 16:30 BST): Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is set to blast its way onto the Switch scene in January, and new details found on Nintendo's official Japanese website show that the game will be based on the censored version of the original title. For all customers who have purchased / pre-ordered Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore through Nintendo eShop or My Nintendo Store, and want to request a cancellation caused by this matter, we will provide the procedures in this page at a later date.
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