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XSEED Games has announced a delay for Senran Kagura Burst Re: Newal and has confirmed that the "Privacy Mode" would be removed at the request of Sony, but that it would remain intact for the PC version.
"The release of Senran Kagura Burst Re: Newal will be slightly delayed, as we are currently remastering to remove the interactive mode from the PlayStation 4 version. The Steam version will come out with this mode intact and will be launched simultaneously with PlayStation 4. We are look forward to sharing the release date soon and thank you for your patience. "
XSEED Games shared this in an official Tweet and added later: "We respect the wishes of the platform holder."
We respect the wishes of the holder of the platform.
– XSEED Games (@XSEEDGames) October 13, 2018
This follows the ban on Omega LabyrinthZ, which was from the PQube publisher. It was originally supposed to be launched on PS Vita and PS4, but the publisher was then forced to completely cancel the location of the game at Sony's request.
Tom Lipschultz, localization producer at XSEED Games, confirmed that this was all part of a new Sony policy.
Because it's a brand new policy.
– Tom Lipschultz (@wyrdwad_tom) October 13, 2018
It's strange to see Sony suddenly so tight now that Nintendo, known for its similar role in the past, is more lenient and offers games to go out on their platform without any form of censorship. The latest example is Senran Kagura Reflexions, which has just been launched for the Nintendo Switch.
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