TheNoobHolocaust said:
Viper1 said:
No, production never began. A few prototypes were developed but that's it. And it didn't cost Sony much of anything as Nintendo paid for it. Sony wasn't making the disc drive as a favor.
And the push for "M" oriented games began with Sega and 3DO. You're 15, man. Stop reading revisionist history and listen to the people that actually lived through it.
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For the last time I know PS1 didn't invent M rated games but they were the first to focus on the Mature audience. Nintendo went after the casual audience, Sega had the arcade and casual audience, and Sony had the mature audience.
I am listening to you but I believe the actual Company that went through it over any gamer. I know this video makes Nintendo out as a bad guy, and I know they weren't. It was just a contract that fell through. Sony felt betrayed because they already had investors and they were already in pre production. It angered them enough to cause them to join the console race.
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Like Viper said, the bolded part is wrong. Recall way back in the days (okay, before you were born), there was this hit game called "Mortal Kombat." Sega, going for the mature audience, allowed the blood from the arcade to stay, whereas Nintendo required it changed it to grey "sweat." And you can bet that Sega hyped this up. (IIRC, it was the first game that got the MA-17 rating also- a precursor to ESRB.) This continued on with Sega into the Sega CD era, with games like Night Trap, seeing how much they could get away with. I don't remember as much about the 3DO, but I do remember that there was a game that was banned from stores for mature content.
As for the second paragraph, it's been pointed out that Sony has their own agenda to push. Note that the first few big games for Sony on the Playstation were actually E-rated, things like Gran Turismo, Crash, well... by this point, you could probably find more info yourself on early PS1 games.