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What's with the stop on air while attacking, ok, it's to open new combo possibilities, and I like that, but it feels weird. I like this MK, cause I was never too fond of the blood and gore excess, but I guess that "real" fans are disappointed cause in the end it has the same problems all the other MK had. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
Unless, of course, it's only a principle you care about if it's affecting you; because there's some solid moral high-ground to be standing on. I was speaking idiomatically. |
I can understand where DN is coming from because if you pay for the game, you wanna get the full value of what you pay for or at least the same gameplay that everyone else in the world does.
I feel that it's unfair that alot of games that are here in the states are censored compared to their European/Japanese counterparts but it won't stop me from getting the game if it's a good game. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
This time though, I can actually object to a game that IS getting a release here that has content removed for the sake of a lower rating, and it has content that is (superficially) a part of the gameplay, namely the fatalities. I don't have the patience or energy to stand up for EVERY SINGLE example of censorship, but when its this obvious, I gotta say something. *Shrug* FELIPE NO |
What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
MK2 was good. MK1 and MK3 were shit. Ultimate MK3 was good... I think that about does it.
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There's nowhere I can't reach. |
*sigh* Look, I don't feel like arguing over semantics. If by objecting to the censorship it means that I have an interest in the game then so be it. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
If you don't like the censorship you can always import a foreign version. Until America gets over this weird thing you have where an 18 rated (Or M is it over there?) product must for some reason be the spawn of satan, you're always going to produce kiddie-centric games (And movies too, I can't remember the last time I saw an American film that got an 18 rating over here). In the UK that stigma simply doesn't exist, if anything an 18 rated game will sell much better than a 15 because all the kids want to play it (And despite our BBFC ratings being legally binding rather than your pointless voluntary ESRB things, shops will still sell 18 rated stuff to kids). We do have the problem of the German government censoring basically everything though which has occasionally affected pan-European products. In Soul Blade, Li-Long had a three point staff instead of nunchucks because of the Germans and the G-Con accessories had to be blue with a bright orange end because the Germans were worried people might try to commit armed robbery with them. Most amazing jew boots |
I dislike censorship, and agree that it is annoying when a game you were intending to buy, or have bought, has stuff censored. However, it's part of life and you deal with it an move on. You said "I'm not getting this game because it's censored", which is fair enough. Rotor called you on the bullshit of that statement, and to try and sound like some sort of hero you came back with "Its the principle of censoring a product for one region while keeping everything intact in another." If that were the case, if you truly believe in taking a stand and not purchasing games on that principle then, as I said, you'd better be not buying other games that are censored in other territories. It's about the principle right? No, it's not, what it is actually about is that you, you personally, are a victim of this censorship and it has annoyed you. Fair enough, that's a valid stand point (though I agree with Rotor, somewhat silly), but don't come in here making grand statements about principles when it has nothing to do with principles and everything to do with selfish reasoning. If you think we're still arguing semantics then I suggest you find a dictionary and start looking up some shit. I was speaking idiomatically. |
As for the censoring thing, surprised to hear we're getting uncensored versions. I didn't read the news link, did it mean the whole game is unedited or just Joker's fatality? As for the censoring itself, I've seen the edited fatalities and they mostly apply to when a character shoots with a gun. The camera focuses on the shooter and they shoot offscreen. A little lame, but it's more than clear what happens. It's apparently fine to show a playing card lodge itself in someone's forehead, but not ok to show a gunshot hit. I suppose they've removed some additional gore from some of the more visible fatalities, but nothing really stood out. I imagine there's no difference in the European release. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
I have to say I agree with your surprise at Europe getting the uncut version though. FELIPE NO |
Jesus. Okay fine: I am not getting the game because the censorship annoyed me. Satisfied? I still think that there's a moral high-ground that should be taken by not supporting this popular release in the US for the above stated reasons IN ADDITION to me not buying the game since the censorship personally annoyed me.
However, since apparently I can't do that on the internet, have multiple reasons for not buying something, fuck it. I'm done. --edit-- But hey, if you like the game and are going to get it, more power to you. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?
Last edited by Dark Nation; Nov 25, 2008 at 08:50 PM.
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