'In a year where Iran and North Korea had made significant steps in the quest to become nuclear powers, something altogether more sinister was going on in Japan. The year 2006 saw the release of the most extreme and perverted game of all time, RapeLay' writes Andrew Alex-Raymond
Censorship – it’s a hot button issue in the video game world right now. When developers alter their vision to better suit the needs of the market, some gamers treat it like a knife to their heart. But the alternative might just be worse. All around the world, video games have been pulled from store shelves because they were just too much for the community to handle.
The Man Hunt 2 banning was utter trash. Scummy tabloid papers jumping on the nearest thing that would sell papers
"What kind of country would see fit to ban something as innocuous as The Pokemon Trading Card Game? Welcome to Saudi Arabia, folks. The heavily Muslim Middle Eastern nation issued an edict in 2001 banning both the electronic and physical versions of the game from import. Pikachu, the beloved electric Pokemon and his fellow pocket monsters were considered a threat to national security."
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NoobFeed writes "The problem arises when the games themselves become demeaning or just downright cruel to those who aren't being marketed to."
Why does this stuff get approved on N4G? Hmmmmmm... Probably because there are too many horny nerds on this site that like to masturbate to this shit!
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There are Japanese hentai/eroge games far more extreme than Rapelay. Rapelay is just one of the ones that got translated and sold outside of Japan. Not only that but popular news networks did a segment on it. Plus it got remove from Amazon and banned from selling in some countries.
I'm not so sure that a stupid fetishist game is more dangerous or sinister than potentially dangerous rouge nations with public known beliefs of genocide gaining access to WMD's...
And remember, Postal is a murder simulator and made in the west(unlike other games where you kill people, pre meditated murder of innocence is the only thing you do in postal). Not much different, yet never criticized on such a scale.
Yet Japan has had significantly lower sexual assault rates than countries like Germany, Britain and the U.S. (specially the U.S.).
Anyone has the right to play and enjoy these games if they so wish so as long as no one gets hurt.