Mnementh on 28 October 2018
| VAMatt said: That's pretty lame. But, Sony is a private company, and can do as they wish. As consumers, were free to take our money elsewhere. Unfortunately, I don't know that MS is substantially better (maybe they are, i truly don't know), and Ninty is far worse, as I understand it. |
Nintendo controlled content back in the NES days to ensure a kid-friendly environment. They stepped back from it as national age-rating commitees stepped up, to rate games. Nowadays Nintendo instead focuses on strict parental control functions in the system. Switch for instance is the first system that passed certification of the german USK as a completely working age restriction system. With that in place, Nintendo starts to get more relaxed about the contents of the game, if they have correct age rating.
