Anybody that's familiar with the Dead or Alive series is also privy to the rather.. voluptuous animation and suggestive attire of its constituents. Well, as graphics get more and more realistic, they also have the potential to get a little explicit. Apparently, several European governments: including Sweden, Denmark, and Norway have ceased all shipment of the new Dead or Alive: Dimensions due to it's graphic content.
Apparently, a few of DoA's feminine fighters are under 18. This constitutes a big taboo, given their scantily clad and near-nude 'armor'. This unfortunately propels this game into a realm of child pornography under their regional laws.
Nintendo has cancelled all DoA releases in the aforementioned countries in order to avoid legalities. The characters in the game are only as old as the developers say, so if they were to change the ages to 18, wouldn't that alleviate the problem?
I've seen the beauties of DoA, and I don't think they look like teenagers... Do you?
