Apple appears to have great difficulty understanding context in video game culture, perhaps as a consequence of Steve Jobs distaste for the form.  In this case, they seem unaware that the Binding of Issac is an important, well regarded indie video game, with a high meta critic score, an average score of 10 out 10 across 38,000 steam review.<p>Unlike many video games, it is noteworthy for examining serious topics, in the developers own words: &quot;It touches on aspects of child abuse, gender identity, infanticide, neglect, suicide, abortion, and how religion might negatively affect a child, which are topics most games would avoid.&quot;<p>This calls to mind the Ultimate General: Gettysburg incident, where Apple apparently acted to remove a title because they didn&#x27;t understand that wargames use flags to represent opposing factions, and that doing so doesn&#x27;t imply endorsement.<p>It should be noted that just as Apple was quite happy to sell Gone with the Wind while pulling a war game, they are also happy to take your $12 and sell you Nabokov&#x27;s Lolita.