Disputes around Assassin in the shadow of religion They do not in the end. The game fell into the Japanese parliament, where, perhaps, disrespect for culture and history of the country. Now Ubisoft will adjust some game elements by patch from the pressure of politicians.
The discussion was caused by Hiroyuki Kada. He expressed concern about the scene with the destruction of the altar. He also objects to the use of this temple from his native region without consent. Kada is afraid not to support vandalismHe proved his concern for incidents when in the past tourists damaged historical monuments in Japan. Some tourists on the thorium climbed the shrine, others painted/sprayed on them.
The discussion quickly spread to higher political circles. Deputy Prime Minister Agusha indicated the use of real places without permission as unacceptableThen the Premier, the Prime Minister Isshab criticized Ubisoft, saying that disrespect for Japanese culture is unacceptable and that Japan would not be silent about such things.
Source :Indian TV
