Who thinks Nintendo will cut out some of the swearing or bloody parts of the it?

So Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 is coming out for the Wii as you know for any one that has played any BiA games there is loads of swearing and blood even some blown of arms and legs and even a couple of heads!! does any one think "kid friendly" Nintendo will cut some of the swearing out? Maby not the gore because we got resident evil over there but still?

Who is with me on this?

Uh, games like No More Heroes didn't have anything cut off by Nintendo. It's the games made by Nintendo themselves that you'll never see having swearing or overthetop violence.

Uh, games like No More Heroes didn't have anything cut off by Nintendo. It's the games made by Nintendo themselves that you'll never see having swearing or overthetop violence.

i never even though of no more heroes! i guess probably not then!

Erebyssial

So Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 is coming out faror the Wii as you know for any one that has played any BiA games there is loads of swearing and blood even some blown of arms and legs and even a couple of heads!! does any one think "kid friendly" Nintendo will cut some of the swearing out? Maby not the gore because we got resident evil over there but still?

Who is with me on this?

xmen1414

are you suggesting kids should play this game? i do not think it was intened for younger kids nor should it be kid friendly. it is ridiculious thinking kids should be like adults in terms of content viewed. keep it for mature members, no need to make it kid friendly.

idk about now

but when mortal kombat came out, they edited the blood out, so they might still have the right.

it's impossible to know until brothers is released

Nothing is going to be cut out, but they will jack the rating up to a higher age for blood and language.SHACKR

[QUOTE="SHACKR"]Nothing is going to be cut out, but they will jack the rating up to a higher age for blood and language.Jim_bo_bo

I didn't exactly mean that. I meant that if there was something more brutal, they (as in the corporations who moderate) will raise the limits.

But Nintendo doesn't really have the control over the content.

Does Nintendo reserve the right to edit games that receive less than an AO-rating and that they don't develop or publish themselves?JAB991

Edit? No. They can refuse to license a game which basically means that you won't be able to buy it, but they can't say "okay, change X, Y, and Z" and then have the developers bound to abide by that.

Anyways, as many others have said, if they allowed No More Heroes in all its crimson, profanity-laden glory, I somehow doubt they care too much about blood and profanity in third-party games.

idk about now

but when mortal kombat came out, they edited the blood out, so they might still have the right.

it's impossible to know until brothers is released

Kanemaru

[QUOTE="JAB991"]Does Nintendo reserve the right to edit games that receive less than an AO-rating and that they don't develop or publish themselves?GabuEx

Edit? No. They can refuse to license a game which basically means that you won't be able to buy it, but they can't say "okay, change X, Y, and Z" and then have the developers bound to abide by that.

Anyways, as many others have said, if they allowed No More Heroes in all its crimson, profanity-laden glory, I somehow doubt they care too much about blood and profanity in third-party games.

You sure? I mean, even if Nintendo refused to license it they could still sell it right? Or is it that they need a special code in order for it to wok on Wiis that they get from licensing, which I doubt.

[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="JAB991"]Does Nintendo reserve the right to edit games that receive less than an AO-rating and that they don't develop or publish themselves?WolfWatch

Edit? No. They can refuse to license a game which basically means that you won't be able to buy it, but they can't say "okay, change X, Y, and Z" and then have the developers bound to abide by that.

Anyways, as many others have said, if they allowed No More Heroes in all its crimson, profanity-laden glory, I somehow doubt they care too much about blood and profanity in third-party games.

You sure? I mean, even if Nintendo refused to license it they could still sell it right? Or is it that they need a special code in order for it to wok on Wiis that they get from licensing, which I doubt.

I'm not certain how it works, but obviously Nintendo would never allow an unlicenced game onto their system. They wouldn't be able to collect their portion of the profits if they did. (why do you think console games cost more than their PC counterparts?)

So Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 is coming out for the Wii as you know for any one that has played any BiA games there is loads of swearing and blood even some blown of arms and legs and even a couple of heads!! does any one think "kid friendly" Nintendo will cut some of the swearing out? Maby not the gore because we got resident evil over there but still?

Who is with me on this?

xmen1414

Why should i care as long as the game is good? and BTW thats a third-party game, nintendo doesnt edit third party games, AKA manhunt 2, No more heroes, and re 4

people still calling nintendo kiddie?? smh..makaveli_89

Yeah, unfortunately.