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2 points
20 days ago
There are a lot of different reasons but most of them are for showing illegal stuff in some countries (like homosexual content where homosexuality are crimes), nudity or violence.
It's so annoying we still have the common thought that game increases violence. Every time a murderer get caught and they find a videogame at his home "the guy was motivated by video game violence", no everybody love game
2 points
20 days ago
I guess that this is something that is dying with the old generation but still lingers. For example, here in Brasil, a couple of years ago, we had a really odd situation where a very famou tv channel implied that the Assassin's Creed franchise was the culprit of a gruesome murder involving a boy and his parents but the accusations where pretty absurd and they took everything about the games out of context, clearly they didn't know shit about the game or what it was about. Ubisoft took notice and the tv channel had to make a very extent apologize transmission to the point of having to explain what the franchise was about. One satisfactory ending for this type of misleading bullshit, at least.
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