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What's the difference between "Korean (Teen)" and "Korean (Adult)"? I did not realise Steam had that language distinction. Do they still have it?
by Svip 5y ago
What's the difference between "Korean (Teen)" and "Korean (Adult)"? I did not realise Steam had that language distinction. Do they still have it?
- globular-toast 5y agoIs there perhaps some kind of legal thing where they turn off the red blood for the "teen" version?
- Thlom 5y agoThat's Germany I think? I seem to remember playing Carmageddon with green blood and that was some kind of German mode?
- Strom 5y agoKorea definitely has non-red blood in plenty of games. PUBG has blue blood in Korea for example. https://img.gurugamer.com//resize/640x-//2021/03/29/the-red-blood-effect-was-removed-2491.png https://img.gurugamer.com//resize/640x-//2021/03/29/the-red-... https://www.reddit.com/r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS/comments/7z0aot/how_to_get_blue_blood_while_keeping_your_game_in/ https://www.reddit.com/r/PUBATTLEGROUNDS/comments/7z0aot/how...
- nazgulsenpai 5y agoCarmageddon 64 in Germany also replaced the zombies (which were already replacements for pedestrians) with dinosaurs. Truly bizarre.
- str3wer 5y agothe difference for teens is caused by korea gaming laws, if i'm not wrong games have to limit the play time for 3 hours a day
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