Some Switch games get away with nudity and adult themes like The Witcher 3, likely because the whole game isn't based around just adult content and may be easier to fly under the radar. They're opposite of what they used to be, and it's interesting they care at all because they just make the console, not all the games available on the console.

It's just funny to see Nintendo going in the other direction and same with Sony now cracking down. Thu 17th Feb Lol I'm not complaining exactly, it's good to have a wider variety of entertainment on gaming devices for all interest types.And I hope more people start considering the non-Steam storefronts. Hopefully it does, in fact, return for others to enjoy on the Switch, and without being butchered in some way. buyer's market), it got pulled from the Switch too? Figures. That's why I chose to support it sooner rather than later on the Switch, I hate it when developers making games I enjoy just suddenly get screwed over like that.Īnd despite selling well, topping charts, and people clearly wanting to play/purchase it (a.k.a.

Similarly to the fate of many visual novels and games as of late with distinctly non-western art styles, it got yanked by a Steam employee before it was even officially released, leaving the publishers to need to change their plan on what to do with their completed game. Not entirely accurate to say it was de-listed from Steam.

There were some typos in the English script and UI here and there, but chances are they'd already re-assessed their budget a couple weeks before release following the Steam fiasco, so I'll let it slide. Had bought it day one on the US eShop, had a good time.

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