I was thinking of this for quite some time, and, you know what? After reading up on the fact that The Binding of Isaac was coming to the 3DS, but Nintendo denied it a couple of weeks later because it had some questionable religious elements in it, I was extremely disappointed. Isn't that what the ESRB rating is for? To say who the audience is for the game, and warn what there is in said game! And, that's why I think Nintendo was extremely childish in refusing to release The Binding of Isaac onto the Nintendo E-Store. But, that's just one example out of many. A lot of people should know about what happened with Left 4 Dead 2 in Australia and Germany. If you don't, let me enlighten you with this link. http://www.destructoid.com/left-4-dead-2-censored-edition-153901.phtml Basically, because of Australia's, let's say, special rules when it comes to video games, Left 4 Dead 2 had to be censored, and a lot of the elements that made it the game in itself to be lost. Please, don't be a jerk and sign with a fake name, because they will be deleted.