Controversial Character Changes in Skullgirls Spark Backlash and Negative Reviews

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The developers of indie fighting game Skullgirls, Hidden Variable, have announced censorship changes to the game, including removing Nazi symbols and sexualized depictions of underage characters. The decision has sparked backlash from the gaming community, with negative reviews on Steam and fans expressing disappointment over the changes. The developers defend their choices, stating that the adjustments were made after careful consideration and discussions within the development team. While some understand the need for a more mainstream-friendly approach, long-time fans feel betrayed by the move to sanitize the game's content.
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