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    ...Updating My Rom Lists & Was Thinking....

    It is not as common as today, and it is, I am currently unaware. But during the Days of the 16 Bit Era, i.e. Sega Genesis, SNES. There was a lot of stereotypes of the Japanese Games, that our censors would remove, before it came stateside. For Example...

    1. DJ Boy - Japanese Version - Genesis; Just check out the first boss... 'nuff said...

    2. Streets of Rage 3 - Japanese Version (Bare Knuckle 3) - Genesis- The Second Boss is homosexual, the character was removed completely

    3. Bust A Groove - Japanese Version (Bust A Move: Dance & Rhythm Action)- PSX - In Hamm's Song You Can Hear the Word 'Nigga', and his lips are more pronounced

    Not really trying to point out an observation, basically, I am asking...Do You Guys Know Anymore Games 'of this nature', so that I may add to my collection?

    Thanks in Advance
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    How are those stereotypes?




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    Number 3 is, because Hamm is a black guy with pronounce lips...

    Number 2 is, because the guy, moves 'gay', fights 'gay' even the music changes...

    Let me play DJ Boy again, I vaguely remember it...

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    Number 3 is, because Hamm is a black guy with pronounce lips...
    It's more of a random thing you notice rather than a stereotype, I would think.




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    Japanese DJ Boy:
    First boss is a black fat girl, she farts to kill you...Doubtful
    Usa DJ Boy:
    First boss is a pink fat "monster", she throw pies a you.

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    How is that random? I don't understand..

    In the earlier 60's/40's/whatever cartoons all black chartacters had pronounced lips...

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    How is that random? I don't understand..

    In the earlier 60's/40's/whatever cartoons all black chartacters had pronounced lips...

    I was leaning more so to that "nigga" thing you mentioned before.
    Also, you're right about 40's/etc. showing black people with very large, exaggerated lips.. But arn't relatively pronounced lips a physical trait of some black people?














    lol.




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    I was leaning more so to that "nigga" thing you mentioned before.
    Also, you're right about 40's/etc. showing black people with very large, exaggerated lips.. But arn't relatively pronounced lips a physical trait of some black people?

    Yea, about as much as white guys with small pensies..

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    Yea, about as much as white guys with small pensies..

    What are these 'pensies' you speak of, and where might I acquire one?




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    Look around. There's any number of people around here willing to lend you theirs.

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    Look around. There's any number of people around here willing to lend you theirs.
    Even you? 'cause.. you know, I'm always available.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Schutzstaffel
    Even you? 'cause.. you know, I'm always available.
    Oh my. I'll keep that in mind.

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    Maybe I titled this thread wrong...Stereotypes is what came to mind...but I am looking for censorship in general, I can remember a lot more of those, instead of just stereotypes...

    1. SNES - Castlevania IV - A nude statue was "clothed" in the US release.

    2. Everyone know the Mortal Kombat deal on the SNES

    3. Mother 2 - Dad Beats Kid, on US Version Takes Away His Desert

    4. NES -The crosses on the tombstones in Ducktales were changed to "RIP" for the US release instead of crosses...

    5. NES - The gorilla in Little Nemo is smoking a cigar.

    6. SNES - The various bars in Final Fantasy 6 were changed to "Cafes" in Final Fantasy 3 .

    7. MegaMan - NES the "Yellow Devil" character was renamed the "Rock Monster."

    8. Bionic Commando - NES the Swatiskas were changed to an eagle, Wolfenstein 3D on SNES the Same....

    9. Bust A Move Again Jap - Strike drinks from a flask and is smoking, so is Hero....

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    Isn't the Eagle Americas patriotic symbol thing? I can't understand why they would want nazis to have an eagle symbol rather than a swastica... do they mean that violently 'evil' people are patriotic? I'm getting very confused messages.

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    Nah, it was like a Germaninc Eagle....

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