However, even though you are worrying for the characters in the story, these are all lines spoken from a script. We also thank all the kind people who see a character in the story saying phrases such as “help me” and take it as a real call for help. This is a declaration made with the consensus of all the characters that appear in this story.Īll the characters appearing in this game have gone through special training and all actions carried out are done on the basis of mutual agreement.Įven if you’re a inhuman person who believes that fictional characters in creative works do not have human rights, please do not ignore this. The following text appears at the beginning of Shinobiryuu, an eroge released in Japan last Friday (as translated by Canned Dog):
Given the fallout and the controversy, it was only a matter of time before the game makers started poking fun at the whole kerfuffle in their games. Rape games were banned in Japan, then they weren’t, then they were again, then some eroge makers stopped letting Western viewers view their web sites, while others got around the regulations by just not calling them “rape games” anymore. It feels like I’ve recapped the furor surrounding Illusion Games’ RapeLay so many times by now that you could gag a moose with my massive recap skills, but here goes again, in double-time: An listing for RapeLay caused outrage back in February, leading to a boycott called by a New York Councilor (despite it not being actually released over here). It was only a matter of time before characters in Japanese eroge started making fun of the firestorm over RapeLay in the games themselves.
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