Nintendo's horror game Emio will tackle disturbing themes

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Nintendo's horror game Emio will tackle disturbing themes

It's pretty unusual for NIntendo to promote a horror game, but that's exactly what the Japanese company has been doing in the recent hours with Emio.

In addition to the short trailer, we also learn that the game is rated MA 15+/Restricted 13 in Australia because of its strong themes, such as violence, suicide, cruelty and domestic abuse.

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