Rape Games Banned in Japan, For Real
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Actually, thats a good point. Although that said, I found the firethrower in CoD5 abit too distrubing frankly. I know its only a game, but it still seemed quite horrific for a combat game.Rajin Cajun said:
As for murder games, Manhunt 1 and 2, probably. Interesting side note - Manhunt 2 was the only game since Carmageddon to get effectively banned in the UK. I'm guessing because its little more than an actual murder simulator, but given I've not played it (and don't really want to) I can't state for sure.
These are computer games, they are aimed at specific people which find this kind of game arousing. Its nothing more and not about a whole society accepting rape and being sick (well,actually i don't like Japanese very much, but here I have to defend them a bit)Rajin Cajun said:
People which like this kind of game will not run around wildely and rape girls. You are talking like people are brainless idiots which have to be controlled to never do something wrong. Many can very well distinguish the difference between reality and a game. Its a bit like saying movies in which people are shot should be forbidden because it makes us all to murders because we already saw someone die.. I guess this would just mean 99% of all movies in the world should be forbidden. People which tell people that they are too stupid to not get sick in their brain and therefore need to control what they can watch and watch not is a bit odd..
P.S.: Yes, I played some of these games. Some show quite hot sex which is entertaining hehe.. Personally I still feel like a normal person but.. BETTER RUN PEOPLE, RUN!! *FEELING ZOMBIE TRANSFORMATION*
I would like to meet the person who comes up with these names. I suppose it loses some of its poetic quality in translation.Malygris said:
hahahah! imagine getting that for christmas... lol
but you seem to forget... we all play violent video games and we all go out and kill people? ..... or at least thats what the news tells me?? lolVentuquies said:
It'll take more than this to stop Japanese game developers from making the sick, perverted games that keeps their businessmen happy.
Chances are they'll just move on to a new form of depraved entertainment...like SODOMY!
Chances are they'll just move on to a new form of depraved entertainment...like SODOMY!
these games just prove how sick men are. not trying to belittle people for their fantasies (its not like im an angel, we've all done things we probably shouldnt) but just the thought that there are people out there who would play a game that simulates raping someone makes me feel ill.
they shouldnt HAVE to ban these kinds of games, people should just realise that this is crossing the line into beastial depravity and not buy them, then they'll stop getting made.
they shouldnt HAVE to ban these kinds of games, people should just realise that this is crossing the line into beastial depravity and not buy them, then they'll stop getting made.
Murder is murder.Rajin Cajun said:
You do not have to kill someone in combat, but I'm willing to bet money you always go for that headshot don't you so you can feel like you're that awesome don't you? In fact the game might even reward you for it. Many games will even reward you for your sadism in the kill like that.
And in many games it's not even combat, it's just murder: Saints Row, GTA, Postal, any other game with innocent bystanders you can kill... etc.
Nice fallacy though.
Sadism: The derivation of pleasure as a result of inflicting pain or watching pain inflicted on others.Caliostro said:
Hence, a headshot is not sadism. Add to that, most combat games do not showcase the agnony of combat. Again, Manhunt is one of the few expections, and I doubt half as many people play that as the typical combat game.
Rape is all about the pain and suffering inflicted on the victims through control. If thats not present, it isn't really rape. Its centred around a massively different area of our pyschy than combat. And further, given most combat games are centred around the multiplayer, its hard to accept that its murder when the guy you just shot pops up again 1 minute later, alive and well.
I don't mind if it isn't banned.
1) It's a game, there isn't a real child crying in a basement because it's been released.
2) You people act disgusted after killing thousands of "people"? I think you make me sick for your hypocrisy.
1) It's a game, there isn't a real child crying in a basement because it's been released.
2) You people act disgusted after killing thousands of "people"? I think you make me sick for your hypocrisy.
Again, "people" who are extremely quick to rise from the dead and attempt to shot us back. On top of that, (aside from Manhunt) is there a combat game about torturing the enemy? Or one where main thing is to cause the enemy agnony before they die?WrongSprite said:
good point...so are you saying that since it is culturally acceptable to kill/murder people in games that anything goes? how about peodophillia? although looking at some of the girls in these games they're pretty much borderline if not there already.Caliostro said:
also for the most part combat or 'murder' games, to coin a phrase, dont involve the killing taking more than a few seconds of gun fire (for instance) and is only one aspect of the game. rather than being the whole game and involving a form of torture lasting long periods of time.
They've finally made up their minds then. I'd have thought a game about rape would be banned easily, especially since you play as the rapist.
Yeah, I have. Again, I missed the 'Press X to torture' scene. And my first sentence was in reference to online multiplayer, where the majority of the 'people killing' happens. Add to that, the infinite respawning enemies in games like CoD4.WrongSprite said: