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Forums - Nintendo - The Binding of Isaac eShop release blocked by Nintendo. "Questionable Religious Content"

superchunk on 29 February 2012
badgenome said:
superchunk said:
badgenome said:
superchunk said:
badgenome said:
It can't be more blasphemous than Bible Adventures. Throwing the baby Moses like a common football!

Bible Adventures wasn't allowed by Nintendo either. That's why it had a blue case and no nintendo seal of quality.

Yeah, but that wasn't because of religious issues. Nintendo wasn't inclined to acknowledge the existence of a game that single handedly trounced their entire first party effort, and I can't really say that I blame them.

lol, I think you have its gameplay and quality confused with what normal people call a good game.

350,000 Christian bookstore customers can't be wrong.

I should make a $10 crappy christian game... as long as I get the same effect, I'm rich.



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badgenome on 29 February 2012
superchunk said:
badgenome said:

350,000 Christian bookstore customers can't be wrong.

I should make a $10 crappy christian game... as long as I get the same effect, I'm rich.





superchunk on 29 February 2012
badgenome said:
superchunk said:
badgenome said:

350,000 Christian bookstore customers can't be wrong.

I should make a $10 crappy christian game... as long as I get the same effect, I'm rich.



;) exactly.



Araknie on 01 March 2012

Nintendo never did go against religion, so what are people complaining about?



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happydolphin on 01 March 2012

Nobody's complaining. Their protection of religion is commendable, the only question is, as a manufacturer, is it in their best interest to censor, and where do you draw the line. That's the bottom line question.