Which of these games categories has/had the most freedom?

[Hoppipolla]

In terms of censorship and stuff.

This picture from Jazz Jackrabbit 2 made me think of it!

Jazz Jackrabbit 2 is a late '90s game and I can see at least 2 things in this picture alone that would I guess be considered "politically incorrect" today!

 

[PersonalityChad]

2000's AAA and AA games

 

[Hoppipolla]

2000's AAA and AA games

Hm I see your point actually because at around that time they also didn't censor violence as much.

I didn't really mind that they did that though. I actually think Mortal Kombat and many other games actually benefited from that censorship because they couldn't rely on sheer brutality and shock factor and had to be creative instead! Plus it may well have been better for society that way.

But that's a different topic I guess

 

[Nikalas]

Triple As weren't really a thing in the 2000's it only came about after stuff like Crysis 3

 

[Hoppipolla]

Triple As weren't really a thing in the 2000's it only came about after stuff like Crysis 3

Doesn't it just mean the popular games with relatively large budgets?

For example Sonic 3 or Doom 2.

 

[starystulejarz]

2000's AAA and AA games

 

[starystulejarz]

Triple As weren't really a thing in the 2000's it only came about after stuff like Crysis 3

wrong AAA games came in 90s one of the most expensive game back then was Final Fantasy 7, 3d GTA games were all AAA in budget and scope