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'People Have a Right to Be Pissed' — Dispatch Developer Apologizes to Fans Over Nintendo Switch Censorship, Says Disclaimer Wasn't Visible Enough – IGN


  1. ‘People Have a Right to Be Pissed’ — Dispatch Developer Apologizes to Fans Over Nintendo Switch Censorship, Says Disclaimer Wasn’t Visible Enough  IGN
  2. Dispatch is censored on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, and this might be the reason why  Video Games Chronicle
  3. Manage a group of ex-supervillains who are given one last shot at redemption in Dispatch, available now  nintendo.com
  4. Nintendo Shifts Blame For Dispatch Switch Version’s Censorship As Players Request Refunds  GameSpot
  5. AdHoc Promises To Address “At Least Some” Censorship For Dispatch On The Switch 2 In The Future  gameranx.com



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