ESRB Rating Forces Cleavage-Filled Game's Cancellation
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I remember that old topic about Anime where the only one the opening poster had been shown was Ikkitousen, they weren't impressed. I only watch Ikkitousen when my brain needs to die. I'm surprised this title was even considered for release in the US considering how much anime fans hate i-*suddenly remembers watching someone pay close to 200 bucks for a figure for a main character you can undress* Never mind I'm not surprised anymore.TsunamiWombat said:
I did a bit of investigating and this is a vid of the 'clothes ripping' gameplay:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYji5ALuPA0&feature=related
From what you see here it doesn't really look that deserving of an M but then again all I've done it watched a few minutes of gameplay on youtube >_>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYji5ALuPA0&feature=related
From what you see here it doesn't really look that deserving of an M but then again all I've done it watched a few minutes of gameplay on youtube >_>
I smell no hypocrisy here. DOA was just a fighter that used jiggle physics at first to make thing a bit more realistic while providing enivitable hardons. In the end, Team Ninja made the mistake as making that the series main selling point. The other game just looks like your typical anime game that barely anyone plays.
A generic fighting game that uses the the ability to 'undress' your opponents sounds fun, but won't sell well. Anime boobies, despite the amount of people (me) who care for that sort of thing, isn't the popular American interest. If we want nudity with bad gameplay we'll just play BMX XX.
Just import it. Who knows, maybe those sales can pull an Ouendan! and prove me wrong.
A generic fighting game that uses the the ability to 'undress' your opponents sounds fun, but won't sell well. Anime boobies, despite the amount of people (me) who care for that sort of thing, isn't the popular American interest. If we want nudity with bad gameplay we'll just play BMX XX.
Just import it. Who knows, maybe those sales can pull an Ouendan! and prove me wrong.
When you say "battle damage" I keep thinking about those Jurrasic Park action figures that came out in the 90s where the skin came off to show off the ribs. Or was that called "Dino Damage"?
all controversy aside, WTF is with developers still making games for PS2. I do know that it is a massive market, but still... Don't they realize that their audience wants this in HD? The emotion engine couldn't possibly handle real-time jiggle physics in a fast paced game like this without slowdown.
I'm surprised they just didn't disable the "battle damage" code and ship the game. That's what they'd normally do, edit it terribly and release it.
Of course, the manga/anime it's based on really is like that but it will never make in on TV in the US anyway.
I honestly think that unless there is graphic depiction of sexual acts a game shouldn't be rated A for sexual content. MA is 17+ and most people in that age bracket have done more than is depicted in this game.
Of course, the manga/anime it's based on really is like that but it will never make in on TV in the US anyway.
I honestly think that unless there is graphic depiction of sexual acts a game shouldn't be rated A for sexual content. MA is 17+ and most people in that age bracket have done more than is depicted in this game.
Damn, and I love the anime, too... thank you, good-ol' USA, for being more sexually screwed up than half the fucking planet. It gives the rest of the world yet another thing to mock us over.
Ah well, looks like it's up to the fans to translate it for us... the Mother 3 project for the older audiences, right?
Ah well, looks like it's up to the fans to translate it for us... the Mother 3 project for the older audiences, right?