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Tag: Censorship
Stellar Blade Patch Introduces Uncensored Outfits
Have gamers won another battle against Sony? That’s in the eye of the beholder, but Mark Kern, the former Blizzard producer who goes by Grummz on social media, is declaring victory. To recap, Stellar Blade, a new game from upstart Korean developer Shift Up and distributed by Sony, features a classically beautiful female protagonist named…
Nintendo Censors Scene From Paper Mario Remake
Censorship is no longer exclusively for Alex Jones but for everyone. It’s so hot today that all of the big corporations are chomping at the bit to get a piece of some censorship, and Canada has relinquished most of their censorship rights for the sake of inclusivity. We should all celebrate the level of censor-diversity,…
Shift Up Responds to Stellar Blade Censorship
As gamers react to the censored version of Stellar Blade, Shift Up CEO Kim Hyeong-tae and technical director Lee Dong-gi answered some questions about their game’s release, and inevitably, the costume change came up. Kim Hyeong-tae explained it like this (translation via packergirl, and I’m grateful because Google Translate is not quite clear): This makes…
Sony Censors Stellar Blade, But Grummz Has a Plan
The Stellar Blade battle isn’t over, and distributor Sony has taken sides against its customers. Yesterday, reports came in that the highly-anticipated video game from South Korean developer Shift Up had censored some of the more revealing outfits worn by its lead character, Eve. Stellar Blade received criticism from games journalists (who must be the life of every…
Disney Will No Longer Sell Physical Media in Australia or New Zealand
The Land Down Under is about to be deprived of physical media. On its Facebook page, Sanity, an Australian movie and music store, posted a message (which no longer seems to be up) that Disney would no longer sell physical media in the country, with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 being its last one.…
Paramount Won’t Censor Movies or Television
Paramount just gave freedom of expression the high sign. The Guardian reports that Paramount CEO Bob Bakish commented on censoring art, something that’s become all the rage among entertainment companies in the Woke Era. While in the UK promoting a deal with Sky that would give Sky Cinema subscribers Paramount+ for free, Bakish had this…