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Started by bc... Marc R. Klenotic
Sun, 25 Jul 1993 19:29
Re: Mortal Kombat
Author: bc... Marc R. Klenotic
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1993 19:29
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1993 19:29
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I did see that article in Nintendo Power. However, people on the Internet who have played pre-release versions report that blood will be turned to sweat (also found in magazines) and the three fatalities are changed to the worst possible thing. sub Zero freezes his opponent then punches him... Aren't fatalities supposed to be...fatal?!? Even if only 3 moves are changed, I'm still against the censorship of games. Its much easier for a kid to put a quarter in a machine than to buy a $50-70 game. Nintendo is worried that if a violent game is produced parents will stop buying Nintendo games (which really make a dent in their profits anyway). -- ****************** * -=bc676=- * --Encrypted *Marc R. Klenotic* Message-- ******************
Re: Mortal Kombat
Author: chri...
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1993 17:01
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1993 17:01
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In article <22umvb$p...@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>, bc...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Marc R. Klenotic) writes: > > I did see that article in Nintendo Power. However, people on > the Internet who have played pre-release versions report > that blood will be turned to sweat (also found in magazines) and > the three fatalities are changed to the worst possible thing. > sub Zero freezes his opponent then punches him... Aren't fatalities > supposed to be...fatal?!? Even if only 3 moves are changed, I'm still > against the censorship of games. Its much easier for a kid to put a > quarter in a machine than to buy a $50-70 game. Nintendo is worried that > if a violent game is produced parents will stop buying Nintendo games > (which really make a dent in their profits anyway). > -- > ****************** > * -=bc676=- * --Encrypted > *Marc R. Klenotic* Message-- > ****************** Suprising enough, many parents now give the children the money to buy the games , and enough prodding by children, and the parents buy the game anyway. It's not the parents that select the games, it's the kids....unless it is a suprize gift, like b-day or Christmas.
Re: Mortal Kombat
Author: u91... Mills Allan William ISE
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 02:14
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1993 02:14
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In article <22umvb$p...@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> bc...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Marc R. Klenotic) writes: > >I did see that article in Nintendo Power. However, people on >the Internet who have played pre-release versions report >that blood will be turned to sweat (also found in magazines) and >the three fatalities are changed to the worst possible thing. >sub Zero freezes his opponent then punches him... Aren't fatalities >supposed to be...fatal?!? Even if only 3 moves are changed, I'm still >against the censorship of games. Its much easier for a kid to put a >quarter in a machine than to buy a $50-70 game. Nintendo is worried that >if a violent game is produced parents will stop buying Nintendo games >(which really make a dent in their profits anyway). >-- >****************** >* -=bc676=- * --Encrypted >*Marc R. Klenotic* Message-- >****************** If they were going to do that sort of fatality for Sub Zero it should be something like the scene in Terminator 2 where the solid frozen Terminator is shot and shatters. Allan
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