After looking over the games MachineGames made so far about fighting Nazis, I observed that its Wolfenstein games repeat an imagery warning about the depiction of Nazis multiple times on startup, on the back cover of the game case, and as part of the legal acknowledgments at the end of the credits for each game. But when it comes to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, the imagery warning appears only once when you start the game for the first time, and never appears again, either in the legal acknowledgements at the end of the credits or on the back of the game packaging.
What explains the imagery warning being downplayed when it came to Indiana Jones as opposed to the Wolfenstein games? Is it because the devs had a problem with repeating the warning over and over again with a different IP with a similar antagonist, or was it because they felt no need to repeat the warning because Great Circle's setting was much unlike Wolfenstein's alternate history where Nazis ruled the world?
Do either of these need an explanation?