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OK, I could not be entirely right. Mass Effect I know for sure has ♥♥♥ scenes, but the bits are hidden. It's rated M. I think the Witcher 3 is the same, it has an M-rating too. So for the AO rating, the specific condition would be ♥♥♥♥♥♥ with the genitalia not obscured.
Frankly, I do not understand why there is an increase in prudish behavior, since I live in the backwater areas of the European continent, where people in charge don't give a wooden nickel about video game ratings. It's not an observation spot with an ideal view. Please understand that if corrected, I will ADMIT to being wrong.
As for the censorship targeting anime games: Anime still hasn't lost its stigma, and the stance of certain rather vocal groups of prudish people is NOT helping.
Like I said, I am just an observer. If you or anyone else wants to share some bits and bobs not in my point of view, please do.
(edited in an elaboration for context).
And even those reasons and "limits" change over time to the accepted norms as we learn more about sexuality/psychology.
I've lived in very religious right wing countries and their extreme censorship of ♥♥♥/nudity probably did more harm than good but i can understand why we don't want or need some violently ♥♥♥♥♥♥ or extreme misogynistic games in the general marketplace.
Baldr Sky has explicit scenes with mosaics. Or at least has them in the Japanese version, the localized version had them removed but there's a community patch to put 'em back in. Project Sekai is the publisher, they're notorious for cutting content.
Baldr Sky however has incredibly good gameplay bits. The mech battles are what hooked me in. And the adult scenes are (except two) actually rather sweet and wholesome, so cutting them out was... purely a matter of ratings due to what's on screen. It's a proof of concept though: the main hook will always be the gameplay. Although it is important that we like what we see too. Mainstream games, especially the ones in the west, are indeed subjected to design being a little too realistic. We've grown so used to video game characters looking as ♥♥♥♥ as lingerie/underwear models that many of us don't like anything lower than that standard. The reason why that doesn't faze ME in particular is simple: realism in games is not interesting to me. I like artistic expression shown in stylized character designs. Examples: Blazblue, Guilty Gear, Dragon's Crown (I am still hoping for a PC port one day), Street Fighter III (that specific one, I am appalled by the designs in 4 and after)... But for people who DO like realistic designs... they don't seem particularly happy right now.
Ultimately, most of my posts are carrying the same message: try to locate things you LIKE. Market research focuses on things people like. And they don't necessarily have to be new and trending. EA was mortified to learn that 20 year old Command & Conquer titles outsold their releases fresh from the assembly line. https://www.gamesindustry.biz/command-conquer-invades-european-march-charts-as-sales-improve-european-monthly-charts
What they'll get out of that lesson? Time will tell. But the sales of C&C Remaster spoke loud enough for them to release C&C ultimate collection on Steam.
So, to everyone reading: support what you LIKE. Even a small victory is a victory.
(edited a few typos)