It is in Mexican culture, but point taken that it isn't widely consider in this board. Still, I would defend that the ones getting *censor don't look like kids, even if I keep being label a creep.
You know I could list a lot of anime women that are in their 20's yet look like adults. If you put the ones I mean and compare with the "adults" in this thread then it will only show how stupid their arguments is. Especially the arguments about different art styles.
I feel like this fucking thread has put me on a list.Googling Nora to Oujo to Noraneko Heart brought me to:
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This appears to be from the actual show, not fan art or anything
and this is the series art on crunchyroll
maybe you should quit while you're ahead, friend
We're talking about DMC5 right? That game isn't aimed at children, is available on multiple platforms, and Sony is the outlier with an awkward blur over sensitive bits.
Someone should have told Capcom they forgot to censor the jpn version, you would think Sony would be mad as hell Capcom messed that up, yet now they're removing it in other regions..hmmm
Bullshit. I'm Mexican and by no means is 17 considered an adult here. At that age you still can't drink, smoke, gamble or even vote!
And someone should have told Sony to finally put out some PR explaining their policy clearly. Shit isn't exactly hard. And the fact they keep ping ponging on what they seem to be fine or not fine with as well is ridiculous.
Cant tell if this is a parody post or not.
Looks like an anime character in University working part time
Wait what? I guess that's just bad parenting on my side as i was basically doing all of that at 16. I thought it was normal with how common it was in parties. My bad, for my misinform post.
What about that post you quoted is creepy though? The one that you said "Y'all really play this shit?"
I didn't know you were a dev, if your annoyed by the ambiguity of their policies you can always skip their platform.
Oh you can try to do all those things before 18 but that doesn't mean you should or that its legal.
Citing a 3m short anime with different artstyle and direction for an 30+ hour VN isnt helping.Googling Nora to Oujo to Noraneko Heart brought me to:
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Mod Edit: Removed NSFW image
This appears to be from the actual show, not fan art or anything
and this is the series art on crunchyroll
maybe you should quit while you're ahead, friend
Jesus, so it's either the whole cake all at once in one fell swoop or nothing and it's all wrong? Baby steps, mate.
They say it. They don't want sexualized young characters who could appear underage. That's about as clear as it gets. They have nothing against adult nudity (they just released a PS+ game with possible female and male full frontal nudity and have several first party games with adult, naked women). This shit isn't unclear to anyone but the makers and consumers of gross content sexualizing young girls for whom this shit has seemingly become so normalized they don't see it.
I'm Mexican American, and the times I did went to visit my relatives they always wanted to get me drunk the instant I got there. Though, that's partly my fault for dodging so many times and only visiting on special occasions, and also for not checking country laws.
So I was right and someone else was buying the alcohol for you then.
I'm not a party guy, so I only go to parties when I'm forced to, which was alot, and in those situations I thought it was best to follow the group instead of causing a commotion. After turning 18, I just stopped, along with drinking, because I just hated that lifestyle.
Again, other scenes were "censored" on all platforms. Maybe they meant to "censor" that scene on all platforms as well but someone messed up some code and the effect doesn't render. And they fixed it for PS4 first but then got so much backlash that they abandoned the change on other platforms before adding it and backpedaled with the PS4 version.
Bloody Butterfly is pure
m8 again, this was not :a mistake: cause it was added by a patch after release, and after backslash, removed by another patch.
I'm saying maybe the initial non-"censored" version was a mistake that they intended to fix with a patch but due to backlash to the initial "censor" on PS4, they backpedaled with the PS4 version and didn't go forward with "censoring" the other versions either.
They don't say it. There's yet to be a single statement from them saying it is.
"Sony officials said executives at the company have grown concerned that its global reputation could take a hit from sexually explicit content sold only in a few markets. One of their biggest concerns is software sold in the company's home market of Japan, which traditionally has had more tolerance for near-nudity and images of young women who might appear underage."
I guess that's fair
"Sony officials said executives at the company have grown concerned that its global reputation could take a hit from sexually explicit content sold only in a few markets. One of their biggest concerns is software sold in the company's home market of Japan, which traditionally has had more tolerance for near-nudity and images of young women who might appear underage."
Looks like an anime character in University working part time
Meanwhile people are like
I take it that you don't want to carry on with the belief that this only affects one type of content then.
yeah it's a VN that's... 18+ you get turned into a cat and yeah..the anime has no 18+ material and is the regular ecchi harem high school tropes.Googling Nora to Oujo to Noraneko Heart brought me to:
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This appears to be from the actual show, not fan art or anything
and this is the series art on crunchyroll
maybe you should quit while you're ahead, friend
1000 year old dragon.
Platforms should have clear cut seriously defined clarified rules so that developers know exactly what they can and cannot do. Rules should not only be in place to dictate what can and cannot be on a platform, but also to dictate what Sony can and cannot allow. Placing clearly defined rules makes it easier for developers to develop their games in advance with the intention of following the rules with the trust in mind that Sony will in turn follow through on their word.
You do know that's not a direct quote right and it's the author giving context? The article even mentions they refused to give details about the guidelines.
They can't even keep their standard straight and seemingly change their minds overnight, and have already started affecting games like DMCV(which only got reversed due to immense backlsh). It's time for them to actual clear policy out in the open. This isn't hard.
That's not Sony's statement, it's the writer's comment on it. The thread title literally got edited due to this. They gave no details.
I seen college students that share her body type, most of them Chinese, but in no way would I consider it the norm.
