@mesome713: You are right, and wrong at the same time. Square shows more skin on Sony versions of their games, but they do cover up characters on Nintendo systems. But this is a completely new thing, where the character is changing races. Again, this is a Nintendo published game on a Nintendo system. They set the rules. The one doing the localization is only changing things to fit "Nintendo's image." I don't say this because I'm against Nintendo, some of the changes in other games were necessary, Xenoblade X is an example. But this one isn't.

@KungfuKitten: I have the same thinking of Native Americans as well, they are exotic to me. Just like the vikings.

They did demonize Native Americans ages ago, I didn't know that this is still a thing.

@mesome713: Read the OP, Nintendo is the publisher.

@raugutcon: Google it.

@nintendoboy16: I don't need to explain why this post doesn't make sense.

Platinum Games is releasing Scalebound next year.

Nintendo has changed the design of a character (class?) from a Native American, into a typical cowboy character who seems to be wearing the national flag on her bras, because let's face it we wouldn't recognize that she's American with just the dumb stereotypical hat. My personal view is that Nintendo are being extremely idiotic, and that Native Americans deserve to be a part of videogames. Not every character needs to be an American character.

Developers	Silicon Studio Square Enix
Publishers	JP Square Enix NA, EU Nintendo

No shit, lol.

The WiiU has less titles than the Xbone with more quality. But I agree, so far the Xbox One has been a major step down from the 360. I'm spending a lot of time playing Mario Maker, and at the moment it's the only thing I'm playing.

Arguably Halo 5, and its single worst campaign in the series.

@davillain-: Wait, what? You're ashamed of your own tastes?

That's a cop-out if I ever saw one, deflect and insult. Good tactic, you're never going to have to defend your opinion this way.