Egann on 02 October 2014
This is the company which convinced the ESRB to give Majora's Mask an E rating. Pamela's father is a zombie locked in a wardrobe and the game gets an E.
Nintendo's problem isn't that they can't make compelling mature content--they most definitely can, and they can keep it remarkably clean, to boot--but that they don't.
Personally, I would love to see a relatively hard Zelda game where Link is in his mid-50s and can't run and jump like he used to. Nintendo could make that work very well. They're not going to because it would likely hurt sales in they 8-15 year old demographic even if it had an E rating.
