Thread: Kamihime Project R has had rape content censored in the Nutaku release

It's a sad state of affairs to be sure. Already spent money on the game not knowing this. Will have to reconsider for future purchases.

Well I leveled Phoenix to 40 and yeah, she's obviously stating "NO DON'T" instead of "YES TAKE ME". Might not matter for anyone who views the H scenes but this sort of thing sort of forces me to outright ignore the text most of the time since I'm getting mixed signals from the voices and text. It's not a huge deal in the end but probably a giant turnoff for anyone fapping and can recognize by ear some Japanese.

It's also....pretty forced

I mean why take this on if you're not gonna embrace it? It's like going to an orgy and expecting everyone to be dancing to crappy pop music

Originally Posted by sniddy

It's also....pretty forced

I mean why take this on if you're not gonna embrace it? It's like going to an orgy and expecting everyone to be dancing to crappy pop music

Because it's Nutaku. It is within their business venture and policy.

Originally Posted by sniddy

It's also....pretty forced

I mean why take this on if you're not gonna embrace it? It's like going to an orgy and expecting everyone to be dancing to crappy pop music

pretty much any video game from Japan goes under a degree of localization

Steam censors MangaGamer

Nintendo games in USA

Xbox games in Japan

Originally Posted by HungryHunter

pretty much any video game from Japan goes under a degree of localization

Except Nutaku is the only publisher/platform that censors the content they do, and for which there is no means to uncensor the content. No, Nutaku is quite unique in this regard.

I can confirm that Indra's tentacle scene is altered as well. Nutaku version has her being raped but enjoys afterwards whereas in Japanese(voice), she clearly doesn't enjoy it at all. She even mindbreaks and it clearly doesn't look consensual.

How contradictory.

Also, she was satiated. Or rather, it was supposed to be "it"

Originally Posted by scrubp

Well I leveled Phoenix to 40

I just read it now. My god, that was pure opposite day right there. I actually laughed out loud as I was reading it and listening to it. The guy's dialog didn't match their changes with that.
It had a Girl: "Yes, do it more!" Guy: "Shut up, I don't care if you hate it" type of funny blunder.

It is remarkably distracting. I mean sure it'd be nice if there were a few more consensual scenes, but if there aren't then badly rewriting scenes isn't going to work. After watching enough anime or games with Japanese voice work, people pick up a vague understanding of what is being said. Having "no" rewritten as "yes" just makes the text completely worthless.

I suppose the laziness though is helpful in some ways. It seems like they don't do a lot with the non-voiced dialogue and are fine with keeping that clearly non-consensual. So easy enough to make it work by reading the non-voiced and simply listening to the voiced dialogue while ignoring the text. Workable, but annoying.

I'll never understand the apologist attitude of those who defend censorship in any form. You're not doing anyone any favors. "Oh, but rape/pedophilia/bestiality." Fiction. Fiction, fiction, fiction. Learn the difference between reality and fiction, learn that these people don't exist, and learn that this hurts literally no one.

You've got this one guy talking about dying on a hill of fetishes, but he's the one choosing to die on a hill protecting people that don't exist thinking that people who do will actually care.

You can tell these people are not creators. They've never made an artistic endeavor that they've held dearly. And they've never had to defend anything they've made from others, no matter how harmless. These people disgust me. They're human trash without a shred of empathy, and I wish nothing but all the ills of the world upon them.

Now leave the rest of us to enjoy our own private choices and go back to whatever safe space you need to protect you from the fictional evils of the world.

Thank you, as always, to sanahtlig for challenging these decisions and working to keep consumers informed of the true nature of products they're potentially putting their money into. You do excellent work and we could never thank you enough for it.