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Forum - View topicINTEREST: R-15 Portable PSP Game Rated Age 17+
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százlábú
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They should make the game first and then name it as R-17. Now it's somehow lame.
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configspace
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Well CERO is totally retarded anyways, being completely removed from other media. At least PC publishers don't need to go through them. Nonetheless, CERO-D is still unrestricted, though it doesn't take much to become CERO-Z
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prime_pm
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So, what are the chances of getting this one released in the states?
Odds? Cero. |
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mdo7
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oh I see what you did there. 
I have a grudge against CERO because of their ridiculous censorship. Ever play the game, Mafia 2? They censor the nudity in the Japanese version and that left many American fan baffled because of Japan open to sexuality, and eroge game (maybe 2k should've made the girls in the magazine 16 years old in the JPN version so it wouldn't be censored). I recall Heavy Rain and God of War was also censored in Japan for the nudity (Damn it, CERO. Heavy Rain would've been the top selling game in Japan if you didn't censor the nudity). Another strange censorship I never understood is why Japan have to censor graphic violence/gore in the game. I've seen a lot of gpry movie from Japan that is more disturbing and gross then what I seen in game. Call of Duty: Black Ops was one of those game that got censored in Japan for gore. Same thing happen to Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the Japanese release. |
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