The superhero workplace comedy game Dispatch, developed by AdHoc Studio, is releasing on Nintendo Switch with enforced censorship, removing player toggle options for explicit content such as nudity and sexual noises present in other platform versions. AdHoc stated that different platforms have varying content criteria and assured that the core narrative and gameplay remain unchanged. However, Nintendo's official response clarified that they require all games to meet certain content guidelines but do not directly alter the content themselves, leaving the decision to the developers. The censorship results in black boxes covering nudity and muted sex noises on the Switch version, sparking community debate. Fans have pointed out inconsistencies, such as other games like The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, which feature uncensored versions or separate regional releases. Some speculate that regional rating systems, particularly Japan's CERO, influenced the decision, as a censored version may be mandated for Japanese release, affecting global versions. Developers and community members express disappointment, with some suggesting that Nintendo's strict guidelines or the desire to simplify content management across regions led to the censorship. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between platform content policies and creative freedom, with many calling for transparency and the option for uncensored versions on Nintendo platforms.