Natal version confirmed?

@ils411

You don't have to read, watch the video. ~_n

This is rather funny. Not the game itself, but because it just can't stay dead and these people keep reviving it and giving it publicity. 

If I recall, it was noticed that a seller on Amazon had used Japan game imports for sale through Amazon and when Amazon was notified, the account was promptly removed. Heck, the earliest GamePolitics article I could find (published 2/11/2009) stated that the seller only had two copies of the game.

How is this different than the violence argument?

Cant, my internet sucks balls. its says "UP TO 2MBPS" but didn't mention that they'll be giving you just a tenth of that. Bastards!

Welcome to 2006?

LOL! i can see me now gropping the air and looking like a complete retard

I think it is societies problem and not the government's. Trying to infringe on people's freedom of speech by force isn't going to somehow quell the desire of certain segments of the populace to glorify misogyny. Society itself needs to act against it by means of spreading education of ethical and moral concepts, so that something like rape is abhorrent to a larger and larger segment of the populace, until something like a rape game is nearly unheard of. The internet being the collective consciousness of industrial society will always put abhorrent things within reach of those that want them, that can never be changed. Society just needs to cultivate it's future members to not want to reach for it.

I don't see any controversy

It doesn't meet the criteria for classification outside of Japan
It does meet the criteria for classification in Japan
It is not being sold outside of Japan
It is being sold in Japan

So there's no legal controversies

And there's obviously no moral contraversies because no women are being harmed, only pixels.

These games aren't new, and this isn't even the most shocking one

Does it have trophy support?