This is Nintendo. Their biggest audience is young kids, not massive weebs. American culture isn't the same as Japanese culture, and the game ends up changed to compensate. The core story and gameplay is still the same, and a majority of other content remains. And this "censorship" only happens to majorly niche games anyways. Most other games remain unchanged, features-wise.Why I agree on the part that it doesn't make the main part of the game unplayable, I still hate censoring. Is there really a need for the games to be censored? Are Japanese kids (admitting that all people playing games are kids) less mature than European/US ones?
If I buy a game, I want the WHOLE game. Not a game with some features removed because that could have offended me. If I fear something might bother me, I just look at the PEGI / ESRB rating on the jacket.
Not even joking, I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't mind the censorship. Is it because I'm the only one who isn't a massive weeb?