>>725266106
>which almost goes past ecchi
The most risque gacha games on the market today struggle to hold a candle to Senran Kagura or Compile Heart games that released a decade ago. None of them are nearly as outrageous and many of them fall squarely into "safe horny" territory as well, especially the Korean and Chinese ones which must play around their government's anti-porn laws.
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>>542425420
Is it any wonder when none of their releases have done quintuple digits in Japan since the turn of the decade? You should be applauding them for continuing to hang on in an environment that is increasingly hostile to them, not laughing at them for not falling to the same shitty format that claimed most of the rest of the otaku industry. But you are a gachabuta after all, and you've fully convinced yourself that the shit you eat is not only delicious, but superior to the soulful games we used to get during the Vita era. I should be laughing at you for being such a pathetic creature, but I feel only pity instead. You will never understand the kino you traded for gachaslop.
Is it any wonder when none of their releases have done quintuple digits in Japan since the turn of the decade? You should be applauding them for continuing to hang on in an environment that is increasingly hostile to them, not laughing at them for not falling to the same shitty format that claimed most of the rest of the otaku industry. But you are a gachabuta after all, and you've fully convinced yourself that the shit you eat is not only delicious, but superior to the soulful games we used to get during the Vita era. I should be laughing at you for being such a pathetic creature, but I feel only pity instead. You will never understand the kino you traded for gachaslop.
>>538774728
the Neptunia and Compile Heart general. We love cute anime girls, JRPGs, fun and sometimes dramatic stories, fanservice and all CH games here. Except the crappy post-2020 ones, they (almost) all suck balls.
the Neptunia and Compile Heart general. We love cute anime girls, JRPGs, fun and sometimes dramatic stories, fanservice and all CH games here. Except the crappy post-2020 ones, they (almost) all suck balls.
>>719735090
Compile Heart has basically been at a loss since Sony turned on them. They released their last couple of decent to good games in 2020/2021 and have been trying a ridiculous "throw everything at the wall and hope something sticks" approach since to the increasing annoyance of their remaining fans. Their latest releases have almost all been CERO B or even A. A decade ago, the only CERO B game you could find in their catalog was Neptunia Re;Birth 1, every other game of theirs was CERO C or D. They're practically turning into a baby company because they got buckbroke so badly by platform holders. As far as I'm concerned, every other censorship issue in the present day pales to the need to make Sony/Nintendo/Valve pay for their relentless discrimination against Japanese otaku developers. They should not be allowed to get away with this considering their massive market shares, they must be compelled to uphold their clients' free speech rights to the full extent of their capabilities.
Compile Heart has basically been at a loss since Sony turned on them. They released their last couple of decent to good games in 2020/2021 and have been trying a ridiculous "throw everything at the wall and hope something sticks" approach since to the increasing annoyance of their remaining fans. Their latest releases have almost all been CERO B or even A. A decade ago, the only CERO B game you could find in their catalog was Neptunia Re;Birth 1, every other game of theirs was CERO C or D. They're practically turning into a baby company because they got buckbroke so badly by platform holders. As far as I'm concerned, every other censorship issue in the present day pales to the need to make Sony/Nintendo/Valve pay for their relentless discrimination against Japanese otaku developers. They should not be allowed to get away with this considering their massive market shares, they must be compelled to uphold their clients' free speech rights to the full extent of their capabilities.