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I'd rather they stay away.
Gust...I dunno, probably licensing issue with Kemco?
I took a look at the video. Here it is for anyone who's interested. It's quite interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMULvySIiCo
I get what NIS was trying to do with the HDN games. I will admit that the dialogue--while more accurate--in the new ones is a bit bland at times and is not as entertaining. So I guess that's a question too. Is it okay to take some liberties if it will help the comedic value come off a bit more? There are a lot of references in the newer HDN games that are very JP specific, and because of that, they are missed. I loved the reference to Arrested Development in HDN1 on PS3. I thought that was awesome. Things like this should stay so it makes the games more relatable. That is one thing I wish stayed. And I think MINOR name changes are okay too. For example, in DanganRonpa, Kirigiri's name was changed to Yuno because it was much easier to say and remember.