Why did this happen? The GBC isn’t a children’s system in the same vein as the NEX Playground, it’s similar to most Nintendo consoles: A family friendly system where ESRB did the seperate age rating deeds.
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Why did this happen? The GBC isn’t a children’s system in the same vein as the NEX Playground, it’s similar to most Nintendo consoles: A family friendly system where ESRB did the seperate age rating deeds.
Posted by DaZestyProfessor
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Because it was absolutely seen as a children’s system back then, and South Park was like the most “adult” property out there. Different time.
If you were an adult you were expected to kill time in public by reading a magazine or a book.
The only rated T game I can remember was GTA, it was definitely looked as a children’s console
Well it didn’t have a large adult player base i’d assume
They say they didn’t want to release a game for a children’s system but weren’t PS1 and n64 seen as being for kids as well?
I always thought gaming was thought to be for kids until the 360 ps3 era.
Therefore the game was what?
Didn’t blood get removed from Nintendo Mortal Kombat games?
I mean, it’s a game[ with 8-bit child gore in it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddRPi0v-dqk&t=379s) Can’t blame them for not wanting to have it out there, especially when Game Boy Color’s library was full of licensed cartoon/toy tie-ins, more so than any other Nintendo handheld.