Privates may have trouble passing Xbox Live peer review process
by Griffin McElroy 
on May 23rd 2010 7:00PM
Though we're deeply fascinated with the concept for Zombie Cow's next quirky project, the genital-exploring twin-stick shooter
Privates, we hadn't considered the hurdles this type of
mature innovation might face.
Seattle PI recently posited the question of whether the game would even be allowed to launch on Xbox Live Indie Games, to which a Microsoft representative replied, "we can confirm that if it is consistent with
the description we have seen on the Internet, this game would not pass peer review and would not be permitted to be distributed on Xbox Live."
Zombie Cow co-founder Dan Marshall (of
Ben There, Dan That fame) told Seattle PI, "There was always going to be a risk it won't pass Peer Review, but obviously we'll do whatever we can to get the Xbox version out," later adding, "it'd be a shame if a huge number of teenagers missed out on some quality gaming and vital education because of some abstract, cellular-level innards and pubic hairs." Even if the game's educational nature doesn't win over the Xbox Live peer review process, the game will get a free PC release courtesy of UK's Channel 4.
[Via
Kotaku]
