“Zombie paradise action” only for adults.

… not developed by Square Enix.

Square Enix is waist deep in Western games, but some of these games are too “extreme” in the violence department. The solution? Square Enix Extreme Edges.

Starting this year, all Nintendo games rated CERO C and up (that’s 15+) will be packaged with black boxes.

All of the gore in No More Heroes was censored when Marvelous released it in Japan. The HD port, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise, restores the carnage, but only on the Xbox 360.

Madworld will be the first 18 and up CERO Z game on the Wii and the third game with that rating to appear on a Nintendo console. Check out the Japanese version and see if you notice any changes.

Samurai Shodown: Edge of Destiny combatants have sharp swords. When you finish off an opponent with a heavy slash limbs and heads fly. Well, at least in the North American build Ignition brought to E3.

This fall Japan gets the DS version of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and it’s rated CERO Z, that’s like the equivalent of being rated AO by the ESRB.

 
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