Censored Gaming has just launched a petition for "Criminal Girls 2: Party Favors", and the goal would be to get NIS America to release the uncensored version of the game via Steam. So this is my (Robin Ek, TGG) take on the matter.
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Game companies are reportedly "baffled" by Microsoft's multiplatform strategy, and they are reluctant to develop games for Xbox consoles.
Ironically what killed the xbox brand was the Activision's acquisition, in hindsight if that was blocked it would have let the brand survive a little bit more. Oh well 🙉.
MS are completely creatively bankrupt. They couldn't create success with Xbox so they brought others success instead.
It's still unreal that they thought banning games from their biggest console market and gamers would work. I'm just glad that Xbox users don't buy games which meant multiplatform publishers remain multiplatform... for now. The industry is still at huge risk from MS's industrial consolidation, three major publishers no longer competing is such a massive negative to the industry, devs and gamers. More and more owned by fewer and fewer isn't good for anyone but the greedy piggies at the top.
I bet five he talk to some small time indie devs, who was probably saying this none of the big devs cares.
Props to Censored Gaming for doing this, but I doubt that NIS America will care all that much about the petition. As it appears as if their company has been infiltrated by SJWs...
I´m not against the petition as a whole, but this truly says quite a lot how messed up the games industry is nowadays. Because if you have to throw a petition to have a publisher to release an uncensored version of their game via Steam, then you really know how bad things have become in the West.
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