Strange things are happening within some console titles PlayStation. According to reports from Hiroshi Matsuyama, CEO of the development studio Cyberconnect2, Sony is currently imposing policies regarding the censorship of certain elements in various products. Violence in video games has always been a present theme, often unavoidable and sometimes even very bloody, which perhaps precisely because of this reason does not break into everyone's heart. Despite this, the developers have always made products based on the most disparate themes without ever making them a real abuse free. According to a recent report, however, Sony seems to be asking the developers to remove some of the violent depictions in video games.
According to the words of the CEO of Cyberconnect2, the company seems to have imposed on the software house to modify a detail present in the series Naruto Ultimate. The character Minato Namikaze, in fact, it has one arm less in the original story. However, within the game his arm is normally depicted as per Sony's policies. The reason would seem to be the fact that SIE does not want the game characters, with a strong human aspect, to suffer unnecessary disabilities or violence. Otherwise, in the recent chapter of Dragon Ball Z Kakarot, in a sequence within the title, Nappa is stripped of his arm, surprisingly uncensored. No noteworthy explanation in this regard has been provided, except that the two games have a "difference of impressions": Naruto considered perhaps more mature and closer to reality, Dragon Ball, apparently, much less.
A decidedly particular political position and not applied to the letter in all of the products. Just think of one of the most important exclusives ever recently released, that is The Last of Us Part 2, which makes violence, crudity and other mature elements of this kind one of its most relevant and important themes.
