I don't even need R rated, I would happy with some censored profanity. It's the sarcasm and attitude that is missing. You can pull of lots of adult humor with nuance. Also a little graphic content in the animations would do wonders, since when is violence not family friendly in the US? They have to at least give us some suggestive scenes.

This is exactly why it took Ryan Reynolds 11 years and 47 rejection letters to get the movie made. We all now how that turned out. This whole “what about the children” defence is laughable. The whole I’m offended by everything crowd is the very vocal minority, for every sale you lose to one of them you gain 5. It’s like when Vegas tried to go family friendly, it was a disaster, now it’s back to what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas and business is booming. Pinball has a little bit of an edge and stigma right from the start. It’s exactly why they still selling AC/DCs. Remember all the it has too much about Hell and Luci is offensive, how many of those did they sell? The math and market doesn’t lie. This is the one area Stern is failing to improve they just can not get theme and market in line.

The point is not that long ago Vegas tried to be all family friendly and it was a disaster. The people going to Vegas don’t want family friendly. Just like the people that made Deadpool a monster hit don’t want family friendly. Know your market and make your product on brand. Stern just keeps making these really obvious errors. Where was the adventure on Star Wars, they went with hardcore tournament, multiplier heavy gameplay on the biggest family friendly franchise. Where was the soundtrack and mixed tape on a Guardians? Now we get Saturday morning cartoon Deadpool and it has the mix tape? It feels like we are being punked. Up next is The Munsters, what year is it again. Could be The Beatles anyone ask Harmonixs how that Beatles licensed turned out? Maybe they will do rated G Pulp Fiction. Superman 1978 and this is probably the one that will turn out the best.