@Sdelintwouters
I have my gaming rules for approved age rating.
I only allowed rated Everyone, Everyone 10+, Teen, CERO A, CERO B, PEGI 3, PEGI 7, PEGI 12 games. The games with higher age rating than my gaming rules will not allowed to be played as I set my video game machines with very strict rules too (Parental control).
I set Parental control level 5 on PlayStation machines (only accept rated Teen + CERO B + PEGI 12 games). I set my 3DS machines with ESRB Teen for USA machine, CERO B for Japanese machine, PEGI 12 for European machine for the highest age rating I still allow to play.
Even the games are same, but if they have completely different age rating (Teen vs PEGI 16 from FF XIII for example), I only accept the version with approved age rating (i picked USA version since Europe version was rejected for being rated PEGI 16 as my machine only accept until PEGI 12) as long they are still acceptable contents based on age rating summary.
@Anti-Matter Why would you intentionally restrict yourself out of games for Age ratings? Don't you want to try those games with a higher rating at least? You never know what might strike your fancy
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@Solaine
I will never ever want to play rated M games whatsoever reason.
I don't even want to know their existences.
They are extremely disgusting and offending for me, I felt extremely repulsed by their existences.
I have traumatic experiences in the past when I was kid by accidentally saw rated M games and movies with their gruesome stuffs and very inappropriate contents. As I grew up, I felt angry with those things that have ruin my brain and my childhood so I made a stance to hate every single rated M things and made a very strict gaming rules to protect myself from inappropriate things.
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@Magician
It feels more to do with the nature of how they are announced which can be a double edged sword.
on one hand it can be a nice surprise not knowing when one is going to show up on the other hand it can lead to a lot of guesswork and the like.
I do feel like the whole idea of "entitlement" gets thrown around a lot when more often than not its simply a case of it being nice to know what is going in within an entertainment medium and having an idea of what to expect and different companies usually handle it in different ways, and in Nintendo's case it can be largely impersonal social media posts with the direct being the main way of updating users on the projects they are working on plus adding more of a human aspect (the social media stuff usually coming under the "nintendo" accounts rather than from a specific person outside of things like sakurais pictures)
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