South Korean Ratings Board shows Catherine: Full Body and XCOM 2 rated for the Nintendo Switch

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The Ratings Board strikes again, revealing the likely existence of two upcoming Nintendo Switch ports. South Korea's video game classification website added two new entries to their database, with Atlus's Catherine: Full Body and Firaxis Games' XCOM 2 Collection both being rated for release on the Switch this year. As far as the region's ratings board goes, they've previously outed BioShock ports for the Nintendo Switch a few weeks prior to their official announcement, meaning we're either due to see these games in an upcoming Nintendo Direct, or as separate reveals made by the publishers themselves.

Catherine: Full Body released last year for the PlayStation 4, along with a PlayStation Vita version in Japan that did not get a localization. This updated release of the game contains extra story content and better graphics, compared to the original 2011 edition, now titled Catherine Classic. XCOM 2 previously released back in 2016, for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

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I had a premonition when starting translation port on the vita today, guess I'll put it down for now. How censored it's gonna be though?
Censored because it's on the switch? not at all, likely less censored then other's actually if the whole omega labyrinth life being censored by sony but not nintendo is anything to go off of XD
 

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Censored because it's on the switch? not at all, likely less censored then other's actually if the whole omega labyrinth life being censored by sony but not nintendo is anything to go off of XD
...Tokyo Mirage Sessions. Despite Nintendo previously saying they "don't want to censor games" (paraphrased), they still used the English, heavily-censored, Wii U version as the basis for the Switch port for both Japan and international.

So I don't automatically trust Nintendo with not censoring games.
 

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...Tokyo Mirage Sessions. Despite Nintendo previously saying they "don't want to censor games" (paraphrased), they still used the English, heavily-censored, Wii U version as the basis for the Switch port for both Japan and international.

So I don't automatically trust Nintendo with not censoring games.
That's because ATLUS is lazy as fuck and just ported the american censored WiiU version (The japanese one doesn't have the english language included)
 
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...Tokyo Mirage Sessions. Despite Nintendo previously saying they "don't want to censor games" (paraphrased), they still used the English, heavily-censored, Wii U version as the basis for the Switch port for both Japan and international.

So I don't automatically trust Nintendo with not censoring games.
I think that case was more of a matter of lazyness/cheapness rather than censorship. They just used the most up to date version of the game, which was the US version. It's already translated and everything. So yeah, I think Atlus was just being super cheap and lazy.
 

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Wait, so Nintendo had almost nothing to do with it? It was ATLUS?
Huh. Well, now I know who to blame. Thank you.

I think that case was more of a matter of lazyness/cheapness rather than censorship. They just used the most up to date version of the game, which was the US version. It's already translated and everything. So yeah, I think Atlus was just being super cheap and lazy.
Heck, they actually re recorded some of the japanes lines for the us release to match the censorship when it was localized for the US for the wii u meaning it was already a version that could be released everywhere with no work needed...so yeah, definitely laziness
 
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knowing atlus games people can just emulate the switch version on pc
even though i beat it on ps4, it might be useful for just datamining, and translating the vita version
 
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Lol, just bought Xcom2 with a 80% steam bargain (20€ with a huge load of DLC stuff).
I wonder what will be Nintendo's port price :unsure:.

Looks like my dusty Switch is still parsecs from dethroning my GPDWin2 :yaysp:
 

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I had a premonition when starting translation port on the vita today, guess I'll put it down for now.
Please don't let a Switch port stop you from doing a translation for the Vita version - I'd definitely play a Vita version.
I played Catherine 'classic' back on 360 when it first came out (still have the limited edition release of it), and as tempted as I am by playing the PS4 version I'd rather play a handheld version (and still don't have a good enough reason to get a Switch).
 

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