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Games that should have gotten a higher ESRB rating, I'll start

>> No.4459320

dfrp

>> No.4459340

>>4459309
?????????????

>> No.4459341

>>4459340
dude, some pixel corpses on the first level lmao

>> No.4459343

>>4459341
Too spooky.

>> No.4459373
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4459373

This was a kid's game in 1992.

Why was the Genesis so based?

>> No.4459382

>>4459373
>green blood
It was censored?

Kids in the 90s liked gross stuff, it was the thing back then. Check out Garbage Pail Kids for example.

>> No.4459408

>>4459382
Maybe, but then again red on red doesn't go well.

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>>4459382

>game with fetuses literally hanging from the ceiling
>censored

>> No.4459442

>>4459382
I never got why odd coloured blood was supposed to be censorship. Bleeding mystery blood just ups the spook ante. It's more brutal than boring old red.

>> No.4459451

>>4459442
I've always wondered about this, like some tv channels make scenes in sports or wrestling with blood be black and white-- if anything it draws more attention

>> No.4459605

Silpheed Sega CD

First few narrated lines are along the lines of.."Shit, there goes the planet"

>> No.4459607

>>4459382
>>4459408
The entire screen is sprayed with red blood when you defeat that boss

"MA-13" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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>>4459373
all of the SH games are kind of fucked

>> No.4459842

>>4459676
Funny they have that but in Splatterhouse 1 they censor the entire cathedral boss fight. No inverted cross, and no church imagery in it.

>> No.4459846

>>4459842
When I was a kid, I remember seeing a magazine article for Splatterhouse, and they were showing off some of the stuff in the first level. The hanging thing at the end of the level had red blood, while the final game has green blood in every version (as far as I know). I thought that was kind of odd.

>> No.4459895

>>4459842
Religious imagery and references still get censored from time to time, funnily enough. I think that older executives and Japanese people tend to overestimate how much the average person from the USA cares about that stuff.

>> No.4459945

Heart of Darkness.

>> No.4459997
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4459997

Not really sure if this counts as retro? Might be borderline since it came out in 2000? But yeah definitely this one.

>> No.4461012

>>4459382
I remember buying green ketchup and popsicles with gummy bugs in them

>> No.4461473

>>4459997
>Not really sure if this counts as retro?

All games available on consoles or computer hardware that predates the Dreamcast is allowed on /vr/ m8 according to the rules we are technically allowed to discuss everything up to PS1 FIFA 2005 or some new games for retro hardware, like Pier Solar for example, since it even had a physical release that plays on the real thing.

>> No.4461478

>>4459373
it had a tiny warning on the corner of the cover but no official rating

>> No.4461574

>>4459895
It's more the translators overestimate it.

>> No.4461580

>>4461478
Looks like it was given an M rating when it was released on the Virtual Console, and is apparently the only M-rated game that was added.

>> No.4461614

>>4459309
The first M rated game I ever owned was Persona 3 which is not retro.

I doubt that FF7 could get away with a lot of what it did if it was released today. Many uncensored uses of "shit", lots of blood, and the whole crossdressing thing. The remake is going to be censored to hell, which is unfortunate.

>> No.4461672

>>4461574
The translators themselves typically have no say in the matter. The decision to censor religious imagery and such is usually made at a higher level.