![]() ![]() Jack and I have set several traps to attempt to capture one for closer study." ![]() There seems to be several types leaping about the woods. box cover also carried the same warning as 2, but also had one of Sega's (short lived) game ratings on the cover as well in this case, MA-13. It read: "Warning: This game contains scenes depicting graphic violence which may not be suitable for younger players." Splatterhouse 3: This warning read as follows: "The horrifying theme of this game may be inappropriate for young children. The Turbografx-16 version contained a small warning on the front of the box. (myself included: Universal Studios Florida, 1991). This too is unconfirmed, but highly unlikely, as people have claimed to have seen and/or played the game at various locations in the U.S. It is also rumored that the arcade game was limited to a Japanese release only. It has been said that the original arcade Splatterhouse had a parental advisory disclaimer on it, but no confirmed proof of that exists. Splatterhouse 2010: What went wrong on Polygon. Pierre and Derek Dandurand: Cover Lost in Translation: The Splatterhouse Series by Rodrigo Shin and Felipe "Dios": Wanpaku Grafitti/ Splatterhouse/ Splatterhouse 2/ Splatterhouse 3 The Splatterhouse series on The Cutting Room Floor. 2008: Rabid Gamer: Splatterhouse: The Original Video Game Bad Boy by Rob Strangman with Jon St. Articles/Official | Inspirations | Miscellaneous ![]()
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