Quoted from Diospinball:That's zen, and its for bs reasons so they don't get classified as over E or something stupid for the ratings.
So yeah... I don't get the imposed censorship that Zen does. Makes no sense to me. But, hey they got the rights. And it also costs more to butcher those games then to leave them alone. I would try to sneak them through the rating and if it got higher, I'd resubmit with changes. There should be a resubmital process. There is with film.
It’s one thing if doesn’t make sense to you, but it’s not “bs”.
It’s called responsible business practice. When you have respect for your license holders (like Disney) and want to maintain a business relationship with them, you need to dot every I and cross every T. Zen doesn’t write the ESRB ratings. The ratings may have some stupidity associated with them, but it’s not stupid of Zen to be careful.
Disney is probably not going to want to do sustained business with someone would “try to sneak them through”