...or maybe because she would have been an underage girl and Ueda isn't sick.Greg Tito said:Of course, it begs the question as to why a Japanese developer making games for a Japanese-centric console would be so worried about upskirt shots, but I suppose Ueda has the international market to consider.
Yeah, good point.Greg Tito said:Also, how about just putting the lady in pants? Seems like a much easier fix than scrapping the female character altogether.
For some reason I suddenly want House of th-...no, Typing of the Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball. No pants necessary for that one. And as a result, I have the PvZ song stuck in my head with alternate lyrics: "There are zombies in my pr0n; we don't zombies in our pr0n!"Azaraxzealot said:well what do you expect from Japan? the same country that mass-markets games like Dead or Alive Extreme Beach Volleyball?
or the same country that developed jiggle physics?
Of course not physical sexual harassment would be far too difficult if they did.PipBoy2000 said:women in japan dont wear pants or something?
thank you for the insight.Covarr said:Women in Japan don't generally wear pants, and little girls especially don't. It's not a matter of chauvinism or anything, it's simply the way their culture is. It wouldn't even think to most Japanese people to question is, in their minds it's no different from men not wearing skirts.
See, this is a culture that understands something that the US frequently seems to miss: it's okay for genders to be DIFFERENT, and that doesn't automatically make them unequal in some way.
P.S. Thanks
What?Greg Tito said:Of course, it begs the question as to why a Japanese developer making games for a Japanese-centric console would be so worried about upskirt shots, but I suppose Ueda has the international market to consider.