Bueno, hace poco se creo una gran polemica por una censura en Smash Ultimate y en una parte atacaban al juego y en otra decian que no era para tanto, yo recorde que vi un video en Youtube hablando de la censura en smash 4 con una entrevista que lo excplicaba, y es la siguiente, como esta en ingles al final la resumire para quien no sepa
Interviewer: As I understand it, CERO gave [Kid Icarus: Uprising] a B rating because of the sequence where Hydra’s heads get chopped off. I have to say, though, I couldn’t believe that of all things was the deciding factor.

Sakurai: It’s pretty strange, I know.

Interviewer: Seems a little oversensitive to me.

Sakurai: One of the first things they say in overseas ratings reviews is “no guns”—that I can understand. But in Japan, they immediately ask “could you show us all the female characters upside-down?”

Interviewer: Well, that’s, uh… Are they checking for panty shots?

Sakurai: Precisely. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U almost didn’t make its scheduled release date because of ratings issues. We had to revise Palutena and Wonder Pink’s models over and over again.

Interviewer: All because you might be able to see up their skirts? Seriously?

Sakurai: We had Palutena wearing shorts and made the inside of Wonder Pink’s skirt too dark to see anything. Nevertheless, CERO told us the designs were “sexually provocative.” They were being ridiculous and frankly quite juvenile.

Interviewer: Some players take great sport in finding that sort of suggestive material even where it doesn’t exist—they see what they want to see. In that sense, it seems like an exercise in futility for ratings boards to determine what is and isn’t “sexual.”

Sakurai: Underwear is just a piece of fabric. If you’re more worried about something trivial like whether you can see some cloth than whether a game includes firearms, you clearly ought to get your priorities in order.

Interviewer: Wakame-chan [from “Sazae-san”] always has her underwear showing. What rating would CERO give to “Sazae-san”?

Sakurai: Probably a B. (laughs)

Interviewer: And it sounds like that won’t change any time soon.
Sakurai habla de como por el CERO tuvo que modificar varios modelos como el de Wonder Pink, y menciono que a diferencia de la ERSB o el PEGI, el CERO en lugar de cerificar el primero si se usan armas de fuego, verifican que no haya nada de ropa interior visible, lo cual obligo a Sakurai a censurar el juego para conservar el CERO A (para todas las edades), y lo mas importante es que dice que la ropa interior es solo una prenda, si estas mas preocupado por cosas triviales como si un poco de ropa interior se ve antes que el uso de armas de fuego, debes reorganizar tus prioridades, o dicho de otra forma… es estupido preocuparse mas por ropa interior que por uso de armas