18 March 2012
But McMillen tells Ars Technica that Nintendos decision only came after months of discussion. During that time, the company expressed a serious desire to release a port of the PC game. In discussing his dealings with Nintendo, McMillen paints a picture of a company struggling with real internal divisions over the best way to expand the breadth of its content while maintaining its squeaky clean image.

Of course they want to feed this demographic that is starving for games and leaving them to go to other consoles, he continued, and I know for a ct there are a lot of people there that want to get away from the image of Nintendo being just a kiddy system, because of course that hurts them. But in the end I think this might have just been too risky for their system, because their core is a mily-friendly atmosphere. You can do weird, but you cant do [all this].
Heres why Nintendo said no, McMillen said. Go to any website that talked about it and read the comments and look at the ing religious wars that happen in it. Thats why [they rejected the game], because people are too ing stupid to realize their opinions are isolated to themselves and dont apply to others. The end. Fuck off.
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