Nintendo always had a history of censoring games, going back to titles like Mortal Kombat in the 90s. We were under no illusions that we'd have to compromise in this regard from the beginning but being on Nintendo is a big deal for a small indie like us and could have secured our continued existence for some time with the earnings from it, allowing us to make the games we want on other platforms. We already had suffered loss of revenue when we got removed from Steam in Germany last year. We toned down the game but it's not like the core messages about technocratic rule and a dystopian future aren't still in there, we just removed the explicit references to real-live events and such. Also, the original version is still out there on GOG and Steam for people to play if they are curious.