The genre for Nippon Ichi and Image Epoch's new PSP title is "RPG Where You Punish Girls." While the new game has 2D sprite visuals and an overhead view, the subject matter seems to be leaning a bit toward the adult side.
Details on the all new Criminal Girls have leaked out from this week's Dengeki PlayStation (thanks for the heads-up, Yuan!). In this unique RPG, you assume the role of guardian to young female criminals who've ended up in hell. You'll need to reform these girls as you lead them to the top of a tower and eventually back into the living world.
How you go about reforming the girls is where the "punish" part of the genre comes into play. You'll apparently be able to physically punish the girls. Screens in the magazine show the option for spanking, for instance. Some of these punishments require the game to use mosaics so that you don't see certain areas.
In an interview, the staff said that the punishment component is a central element to the game. They believe the game's CERO rating won't be too harsh, as all you're doing is punishing the girls.
Outside of the punishment system, the game will also have a battle system of some form. Details will be shared on this system in a future update.
:roflProleMagus will probably play this too. What a weeaboo.
:roflProleMagus will probably play this too. What a weeaboo.
5pb. has announced KimokawaE!, a new game for the DS where you have to discipline girls from the underworld so as to help them adapt to life in the human world. And they will carry out various actions and if they do it right, you can pet them on the head, but if they do it wrong, you have to spank them.http://news.dengeki.com/elem/000/000/110/110933/
The girls from the underworld include cerberus, a ghoul, the god of poverty, and an angel.
There will also be various fun mini-games which you have to complete in order to help these girls adapt to life in the human world. Such as having to bathe the god of poverty and clean her body in such a way that she feels really good so she will learn to like taking baths.
The game will be released on the 25th of December and would make a great christmas present for the kids!
Also the description for cerberus says she likes pissing on lamp posts in public and you have to discipline her well or she’ll be really dirty.
I couldn’t stop laughing as I wrote this post.
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creepy sex fetish is not the norm in Japan, but people look at it and go "meh" and don't give it a second thought. Whereas in the US people would be like OMGWTF IS THIS YOU ARE THE DEVIL WHO HAS ENTRANCED MY CHILDREN I AM SENDING YOU TO HELL/PRISON!!!
Bebpo, I disagree; I have a close Japanese friend who was REALLY concerned by a trip to Akihabara. Like, she was so disturbed she was physically shaking. I think most of the anime airs after midnight and normal people don't visit Akihabara/fetish stores, so it's actually easier than you might think for a Japanese person to be "unaware" how creepy their subcultures get.
Bebpo, I disagree; I have a close Japanese friend who was REALLY concerned by a trip to Akihabara. Like, she was so disturbed she was physically shaking. I think most of the anime airs after midnight and normal people don't visit Akihabara/fetish stores, so it's actually easier than you might think for a Japanese person to be "unaware" how creepy their subcultures get.
I know this American person that's never seen an episode of The Simpsons and then when they watched it they were really disturbed by it, so The Simpsons must be some niche thing that not a lot of people know about.
Like, she was so disturbed she was physically shaking.
lyte edge has more scantily-clad animu figures at home than most hobby shops
indeed - i defy anyone to go to the "happy tower" next to Messe Sanoh on the main road and not want to punch any of the people looking at the pictures of 5 year olds eating bananas/spilling yoghurt on themselves/in a paddling pool/etc
i think i found a scan
http://www.imagebam.com/image/454a2291483357
Akihabara is freak show, real talk.
how did you sneak that footage? is that camera in your bag or something
:bow Super Potato :bow2
There are a whole bunch of retro shops all around the country with some seriously amazing stock but a majority of them require some traveling to get to which is unfeasible for a regular trip.
OOC, when's the last time you were in Aki? The difference between 2001, 2005, and 2009 is really telling.
In 2001, Akihabara was a gamer's paradise; in 2005, there were a fair number of porn shops, but you could still ignore them, roll your eyes and walk past. But in 2009, a trip to Akihabara feels like being cast as an unwilling extra in Urotsukidōji.
QuoteOOC, when's the last time you were in Aki? The difference between 2001, 2005, and 2009 is really telling.
In 2001, Akihabara was a gamer's paradise; in 2005, there were a fair number of porn shops, but you could still ignore them, roll your eyes and walk past. But in 2009, a trip to Akihabara feels like being cast as an unwilling extra in Urotsukidōji.
So is there like an underlying sociological reason for this? Like, what happened between 2001 and 2009?
QuoteOOC, when's the last time you were in Aki? The difference between 2001, 2005, and 2009 is really telling.
In 2001, Akihabara was a gamer's paradise; in 2005, there were a fair number of porn shops, but you could still ignore them, roll your eyes and walk past. But in 2009, a trip to Akihabara feels like being cast as an unwilling extra in Urotsukidōji.
So is there like an underlying sociological reason for this? Like, what happened between 2001 and 2009?
I should mention that the article also states that the game is "based on an original concept by Niinou". So it looks like he's not only directing some games and producing others, but also coming up with original ideas to be developed by other teams within the company? Sounds like he basically runs the entire development studio now.etrian odyssey fan suiciding :lol
So is there like an underlying sociological reason for this? Like, what happened between 2001 and 2009?
QuoteOOC, when's the last time you were in Aki? The difference between 2001, 2005, and 2009 is really telling.
In 2001, Akihabara was a gamer's paradise; in 2005, there were a fair number of porn shops, but you could still ignore them, roll your eyes and walk past. But in 2009, a trip to Akihabara feels like being cast as an unwilling extra in Urotsukidōji.
So is there like an underlying sociological reason for this? Like, what happened between 2001 and 2009?
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QuoteI love their crazy price hike spree during TGS week.
seriously - watch R2 go back up to 60k yen those weeks!
I was talking to a friend about going up to a few out of the way places, but he'd already done them and came back disappointed. That said, his collection is... um... "expansive" so there problaby wasn't too much for him to pick up. Anyone living in Tokyo who has the space for close to 500 arcade PCBs is living in a whole new stratosphere of collecting!
So is there like an underlying sociological reason for this? Like, what happened between 2001 and 2009?
I could be totally off, but I think Densha Otoko had a lot to do with empowering the otaku -- it told 'em to be proud of their freakish hobby and embrace it, which just opened the door for things to get a lot creepier
In Japan, a poll conducted by the otaku matchmaking service Otakuma reveals that four out of five of the top shows watched by female anime fans are about giant robots, while four out of five of the top shows watched by male anime fans are about little girls.
QuoteIn Japan, a poll conducted by the otaku matchmaking service Otakuma reveals that four out of five of the top shows watched by female anime fans are about giant robots, while four out of five of the top shows watched by male anime fans are about little girls.
QuoteIn Japan, a poll conducted by the otaku matchmaking service Otakuma reveals that four out of five of the top shows watched by female anime fans are about giant robots, while four out of five of the top shows watched by male anime fans are about little girls.
I could be totally off, but I think Densha Otoko had a lot to do with empowering the otaku -- it told 'em to be proud of their freakish hobby and embrace it, which just opened the door for things to get a lot creepier
http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/play/decade-anime-682165
This guy also seems to agree! There may be more truth to it than some people expect...
yeah magus, you horrible person shame on you!
:wag
it annoys me evenmore because people can easily accept naked women and sex scenes in gods of war and go "wow! an adult title! :o" when atlus puts tits everywhere in a freaking persona spinoff!
I am so convinced you are like 16 years old nowthen i guess it's totaly acceptable for me to play this game :smug
I'm giving 1:4 odds that Magus' name and the words "sex dungeon" will appear in a news article together within the next 25 years.:rofl
you are SPANKING LITTLE GIRLS you sick fukSomebody's gotta keep the bitches in line :smug