Fair enough. I absolutely agree that censoring a product that has already been released is bad form and to be avoided.

How did that 'make sense'? Cartoon ass on a can of 7up doesn't 'make sense' either. And that was exactly my point, how can you be more 'okay' with a blatant naked ass over sexualized (non-naked) video game characters?

So many people saying 'why Nintendo', funny didn't see hardly as much of that on the censored Bravely Default article and it didn't even show naked ass.

And I dislike Family Guy so much. American Dad is gold though. In my opinion.

How in the fuck is any media, in any country, in 2013, being censored? This is not the Dark Ages.

Grow up, Earth.

Mmm... death treats...

... a wireless adapter to the back of the Wii remote would have solved all of this front back business, I believe.

Thank you. I think we should encourage more companies like Ubisoft. That's why when that dude above you complained about their DRM policies and refuses to play their games, I'm like 'to what end'? They're probably one of the best publishers out there, shouldn't they be ..supported? No one's perfect.

Here is a bigger version of Chulip's cover:

I've been wanting to pick that game up on PSN based soley on the game summary. Seems charming as hell.

The JP cover makes me thing of Now and Then, Here and There. That's a good thing.

You are totally correct. Anyone who has worked to learn another language likely knows the horrors of the subjunctive mood.

Im on the opposite side, Porco Rosso is probably my fave Ghibli film, so Im totally in for this one, what was wrong about Porco Rosso for you though? First time I see someone who didn't liked it.

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The world is prudish over sex and nudity, and it's a real problem.

I thought you were wrong on this but oh my god, man (or woman), you have exploded my mind with knowledge.

Looks pretty soulfull to me actually

Someone got to try and explain to me why we all apparently agree upon the fact that sexual objectification of women in video games (and elsewhere!) is so, so, so wrong.