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Dunban67 said:

I don t think they would do it unless Atlus was ok with the statement- Since they do have a good relationship they are probably "on the sae page"  as far as the pr  wether the statement is true or not -   But i agree they would not burn Atlus on something like this

Yeah, I think that blaming Atlus about the censorship if that's not true wouldn't be precisely wise XD. But who knows? I'm inclined to think that the statement is true because of that. 



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I guess someone had to step in and take 4Kids' place as worst localization company in the US... Your plaque's in the mail.



twintail said:
Nintendo, thinking all their fans are kids.

By the way people are crying over stupid "censorship" like this it certainly seems like their thinking is right.

Anyways, it isn't Nintendo though. It's Atlus that's localizing it, they even said it in an official statement.



 

So who is responsible for the censorship? Nintendo or Atlus?



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What the hell is even the point of this censorship? Is not like 8 year olds are the ones who are going to play this game. They are too busy with GTA.



                
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Slade6alpha said:
So who is responsible for the censorship? Nintendo or Atlus?

Both most of the censorship people are complaining about is from previous preview trailers and screens that were changed in the Japanese version before release. 



Slade6alpha said:
So who is responsible for the censorship? Nintendo or Atlus?

Nintendo, no doubt about it. Atlus' PR guy wouldn't have been forced to delete a tweet about it otherwise