The end result of this is that Wired Productions is making the changes to meet the demands of Sony, but they’re not happy about it. But from the sound of Wired Productions statement, they’re not too keen on compromising their horror “vision” here.Īnother suggestion is to rate the game Adults Only (AO) instead of Mature (M) is somewhat untenable, given that AO games are effectively banned from all storefronts by default, meaning you might as well just not release the game at all. One middleground solution that does not appear to be offered is that some games have an option to disable especially graphic scenes that is offered at the beginning of a game or before a sequence.
Others say that the censorship is unnecessary, pointing to ultra-violent scenes in games like The Last of Us Part II, and saying that clearly Xbox didn’t have a problem with the Martha sequence. There are camps that say knowing the context here of how brutal this scene is, they understand PlayStation’s actions. This has set off a good old fashioned debate about video game violence, the likes of which we haven’t seen for a while now (getting “Manhunt” vibes with all this).
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