• @[email protected]
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    536 months ago

    The game is a remake… They just didn’t censor it in the international release this time, like they did in the original. A step forward, but ultimately just one made to undo a previous step back.

    • @hOrni
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      256 months ago

      Conservatives heads are still gonna explode, and they will call to boycott Nintendo for being woke.

      • @[email protected]
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        66 months ago

        There’s plenty of other reasons to boycott nintendo tbh. Trigger happy bastards when it comes to lawyers.

        • @hOrni
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          76 months ago

          Well, yeah, You are right. But conservatives wouldn’t give a shit if Nintendo execs would hunt the homeless for sport. They only give a fuck if someone not like them gets representation.

          • @hOrni
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            46 months ago

            Fun fact. Instead of “not like them” I wanted to write a few adjectives describing people Trumpers don’t like. But the post came out 8 lines long, so I scrapped that idea.

  • voxel
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    276 months ago

    they just left it as in the original japanese script instead of censoring

    • @[email protected]
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      66 months ago

      Representation is good, but the original japanese character was definitely not meant to be inclusive at the time.

  • AutoTL;DRB
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    56 months ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    The remake of the Nintendo game “Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door” includes a transgender character, according to a review of the game, which was remade for the Nintendo Switch platform in the U.S.

    The character Vivian, who appeared in the original version of the game, released on Gamecube in 2004, is one of three sisters who are some of the game’s villains, opposing its hero, Mario.

    “Truth is, it took me a while to realize I was their sister… not their brother,” Vivian tells the player at a point in the game.

    The publication, which reviews video games, had Vivian on the list because in the non-English versions of the game, Vivian has always talked about her gender identity.

    In the Italian version of the game, Vivian says she is proud of her transition, according to ING.

    CBS News has reached out to Nintendo for comment and is awaiting response.


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