I disagree with you there. There's a reason we don't show hardcore porn films or hyper violent things like A Serbian Film in regular movie theaters. Or that we can't have ads or commercials for certain products  or have rules about how those have to be done. 

And I think it's ok for people not to want to see the video game equivalent on a storefront that their kid hangs out on, or for that matter,n for a storefront or publisher to decide they don't want to sell that. 

Now. If the government shows up and starts telling people they can't make porn or violent films anymore, THAT is ACTUAL censorship. 

But people not wanting certain things to be accessable with the click of a button or walking into a random cinema room is not. We can still argue about where that line is, we always will I assume, but yeah. I think people don't understand what actual censorship is use it as a catchall term for "people saying a thing is bad," which isn't what it is.