So, when is that gonna happen? I did some research, and apparently there WAS an English version released in Europe last year, but I haven't seen anything about a North American release. It's really bizarre, if you think about it.gtharby said:
TheCrazyEven said:
It says right in the link you provided. "This is a visual novel/adventure game in which players follow the story of a young couple discussing the events of their lives". Rated Adult Only or +18. What more do you need to know?TheCrazyEven said:
I understand that, but I'm just curious as to when MangaGamer plans to release it, or Minori, or whoever. That was what I couldn't find.gtharby said:
I don't know, but I love the image of a bunch 80 year old men gathering around it, trying to decide what rating it gets. Writing that description must have been... interesting. An unpaid intern, perhaps? Do they have, like, hentai visual novel duty, instead of bathroom duty? Did that intern draw the short straw that week?TheCrazyEven said:
Some stores have policies against selling unrated games, and some places require all games sold to be rated by law. Having it rated has the potential to expand the number of stores that carry it, as well as keeps them from getting sued by people who buy it for their children thinking it's an innocent little game about fairy tales. It doesn't seem like outright porn but according to the description it's VERY close, perhaps more along the lines of softcore porn. Not having that labelled in some way can potentially get them in a lot of trouble.TheCrazyEven said:
That just comes down to the ESRB policy to include some justification for each content descriptor on the rating. One of the 5 things included in this case was "strong language", thus they need to include a reason why they gave strong language as a content descriptor.William Dickbringer said:
