NintendoвЂ™s own Captain Rainbow is one example of a game where a niche group wanted it but not enough support was there to localize the game. The second major reason is that some games we want just will not come over. The shot that was apparently too risque for North American eyes. Just look at what happened with Fire Emblem Awakening at the Tharja-Towel controversy (look up Tharja censorship on Google to refresh your memory if necessary).

While that may make business sense to those that will scoff at a Mature rating, it angers fans that want a more pure experience. For instance, a game may become heavily edited and censored as it gets translated for North America and/or Europe in order to achieve a certain rating. The reason we want region-free consoles is fairly simple: not every game is the same across all regions. However, until we see it happen, a lot of fans will just think of it as вЂњhollow words.вЂќ He did say that he would look into later consoles being region-free, like the upcoming Project NX.

While your predecessor stated that this was an unintended consequence of how the consoles were created, he never seemed to actively pursue ending the practice. UNLOCKING THE CONSOLESДЇirst things first, one of the biggest complaints about Nintendo consoles in recent years is the controversial region locking. I also write to you today on your first day as President - or perhaps, given the time differences between Detroit and Kyoto, your second day - in order to address a number of points that Nintendo fans have brought up during the past couple years and as part of the discussion as to who would fill the void of your predecessor, Satoru Iwata. While it certainly comes as a surprise not only to our contributors but our readers - seriously, we had a poll for who we thought would be the next Nintendo leader and only 2 people voted for you - itвЂ™s a welcome sight to see a leader back at the helm after a two month void. I want to congratulate you on your promotion to President of Nintendo Co. I assure you that I write to you today not in anger nor aggression, but in peace and friendship. You may know that website name from your time as NOA CEO as the group that was pushing for select games to be localized.

I am currently the Editor-in-Chief for Operation Rainfall. The following is an open letter to the new Nintendo President, Tatsumi Kimishima. By Jeff Neuenschwander / September 16th, 2015

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