Near-Perfect R-Rated Games On The Super Nintendo
While the Super Nintendo covered most preferences, R-rated games were not really one of them. Part of that has to do with the limitations of 16-bit hardware, as there's only so much you can do with pixel art, but Nintendo of America's strict censorship policy during the SNES' first few years didn't help matters. Before...
While the Super Nintendo covered most preferences, R-rated games were not really one of them. Part of that has to do with the limitations of 16-bit hardware, as there's only so much you can do with pixel art, but Nintendo of America's strict censorship policy during the SNES' first few years didn't help matters. Before loosening things up towards the end of the console's run, Nintendo regularly stripped graphic imagery out of its ports, leaving behind a watered-down shell of the arcade version in its place.
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