RSS Feed. Written and Illustrated by Koriander Bullard. Gamers in general are a whiny lot this decade. For example, if you give them a classic Sonic The Hedgehog game, they'll complain it's not edgy enough. Make it edgy and they'll complain they want the original back. Give them the original and they'll beg you to kill off the Sonic franchise.
Stop making Sonic games and they beg for a sequel. These armchair, DeviantArt designers thrive off of complaining, and boy did developer NISA give them plenty to complain about. You can choose whether or not to gag the girls as you tease them, and for each mini game, the girl of your choice will earn better magic attacks, higher stats and will eventually grow closer to you.
Imagine if instead of collecting and raising Pokemon, you were collecting and raising ex-convicts. One change involves the Motivation system. Rape, even if no actual sex is taking place, will earn the game an AO, so for the west, NISA changed the name of the action, deleted the sound files of the girls protesting, and replaced them with approving moans and heartbeat sounds, making the scenes consensual.
But aside from this and a few minor changes in dialogue, again, making these segments about consensual sex rather than rape, came the art change for the character Tsukasa.
In the Japanese port of the game, Tsukasa can be found tied up on a bed, fighting everything being done to her. Her legs and breasts are bound by a thick rope, and she fights back tears as you molest her. In the English cut of the game, Tsukasa is no longer tied up. Her pose is a little more relaxed, she isn't crying anymore, and she allows you access to her body without complaint. That was it. Gamers started to nerd-rage at the sight of Tsukasa's in-progress re-draw, and they immediately took to NISA's message board, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr to not only complain, but to blame feminists for the changes.
