Trying to keep this thread to third party games, censorship that is not the result of localizations or "regional law", and censorship that only applied to the versions released on the Switch (2) (That includes games that experience different levels or instances of censorship compared to other versions). If you want the extensive list of "all" instances of Switch censorship (Regardless of the circumstance), here you go: https://archive.ph/S0pfk https://archive.ph/oaP9T This thread is specifically about Nintendo (Themselves) forcing third-party developers to censor games against their will, if not outright prevent their release. The games known to be cancelled/censored thus far include (Sorted by year): >2019 <Super Real Mahjong PV (Censored, later made unavailable after release) https://archive.ph/4zl3K >2021 <R-Type Final 2 (Censored) https://archive.ph/i9MVe >2022 <Hot Tentacles Shooter (Cancelled) https://archive.ph/6RJsH <Duel Princess (Unavailable after release) <Massage Freaks (Unavailable after release) <Prison Princess: Trapped Allure (Censored) https://archive.ph/akc2e >2023 <Christmas Massacre (Cancelled) https://archive.ph/zgN9M <The Fox Awaits Me Hana (International release cancelled) https://archive.ph/nJYPL <Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs: The Thrilling Steamy Maze Kiwami (Censored) https://archive.ph/sbO4m >2024 <Amairo Chocolate (International release cancelled) https://archive.ph/cgHH8 <DAYMARE: 1994 (International release cancelled?) <Night to meet Chu! (International release cancelled?) https://archive.ph/Qk20t#selection-2753.7-2753.11 <Death end re;Quest: Code Z (Cancelled) <Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1/2/3 (Cancelled) https://archive.ph/u5ldz <Neptunia Riders VS Dogoos (Censored) https://archive.ph/KZLzO <Redneg Allstars Swing-By Edition (International release cancelled) https://archive.ph/pmkv4 <Sakura Melody (Cancelled?) <Sakura Succubus 7 (Cancelled?) https://archive.ph/9VCBD <Tokyo Clanpool (Censored) https://archive.md/DhG54 https://archive.md/MuHPS https://archive.md/EqnlA Remember that back in 2019, Furukawa declared this: https://archive.ph/RkxJm >Q11: Regarding restrictions on expression. Some other platforms have their own restrictions other than third-party organizations such as CERO. How about Nintendo? <A11: Nintendo entrusts a third-party organization with the task of providing objective ratings for its own products and third-party software prior to its release. If the platform operator arbitrarily chooses to do so, it would seriously impede the diversity and fairness of game software. The parental control function also allows for restrictions to be put in place. I'd argue that Nintendo has since abandoned this policy.