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Japanese Companies React to 'Rape Game' Ban's Fallout
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Dejipare, L.L.Palace's digital cosplay photographs on the site.
The Japanese erotic game (eroge) developer Wind: A Breath of Heart, overseas browsers display:
The 'rape game' controversy partially stemmed from overseas criticism of the Illusion software company's Rapelay game for its depictions of forcible sexual assault.
Thank you to Haterater for the news tip.
Source: Canned Dogs
The Japanese erotic game (eroge) developer Wind: A Breath of Heart, overseas browsers display:
minori official website.
This website cannot be browsed excluding Japan.
Some foreigners seem to be having an antipathy against EROGE.
Therefore, We prohibited the access from foreign countries, to defend our culture.
Sorry for you of the fan that lives in a foreign country.
minori Inc.
The 'rape game' controversy partially stemmed from overseas criticism of the Illusion software company's Rapelay game for its depictions of forcible sexual assault.
Thank you to Haterater for the news tip.
Source: Canned Dogs
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