>>723522120
Every platform is implementing the same policies against the same content at the same time, all designed to inhibit or discourage its production. Companies that specialized in said content are struggling or going out of business. Series that were mainstays of Japanese otaku gaming in the 10s like Senran Kagura and Gal*Gun are now virtually impossible to produce today because of the conditions imposed by increasing industry regulation. Publishers are not shy about telling you this, either. If this isn't a coordinated attempt at deplatorming and eradicating a subculture, I don't know what is.
>>723522192
>previous right-wing cancel culture
What cancel culture? Games in the 00s and early 10s just followed the ESRB/PEGI/CERO guidelines and were not restricted otherwise, and outside of a few instances, platforms didn't really have these rigorous in-house guidelines targeting content they consider "contentious"; this all only really started becoming a problem in the late 10s, and that dovetailed nicely with the ascendance of the female gaze in a male hobby.