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The recently released Mario Party 8 has been recalled in the United Kingdom. A small percentage of the games contained a disk error which caused the game to display an offensive word. There will be a new release date shortly.
Nintendo has recalled all copies of Mario Party 8 in the UK due to it containing an offensive word.
The title was released for the Nintendo Wii on Friday and has seen heavy promotion over the weekend with TV advertisements.
"Unfortunately we have discovered that a small number of games contain the wrong version of the disk due to an assembly error," reads a statement from the company.
"We have therefore decided to recall all copies of the game from UK retailers so that this mistake can be corrected."
Last month, Ubisoft was forced to pull all copies of DS game Mind Quiz in Europe after it was found to contain offensive comments.
Nintendo said it will announce a new release date for Mario Party 8 shortly.
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Whats so bad about the word spastic?
But spastic?
A message to the current UK game killing spree: Quit your Bitchin.
"Mario Party 8 was reportedly withdrawn from game shelves because the game includes the word "spastic", which is considered an offensive word in the United Kingdom.
The word was in the American version of the game, however, the word is generally considered as innocuous in America. The word is also in other European versions, because most of Europe does not consider the word offensive."
UK needs to lighten up. Damn pansies.
It's parents who feel the need to bitch about these "offensive" words, when the kids probably don't even give a damn.
And yet, they say something intentionally "worse" in Shrek, rated PG. -_-
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