It's coming. Taimanin Asagi is a Lilith Soft game and a very hardcore hentai. The VNs are already up on Steam with a TBA release date.
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Two Of Steam's Top Games Last Month Were Anime Sex Games(Kotaku)
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Wait so you're telling me video games cause violence AND cover topics like sex?
We have a real problem here
We have a real problem here
Yeah, I mentioned it due to Saya falling into the really a 1000-year old dragon trope. In terms of actual porn the Taimanin series is way more out there.
...I imagine they removed Saya's sex scene from the Steam version. No way that shit would fly with Valve, right?
the author got a hate boner for steam so everything valve related get's spined around as a negative basically this picture
I would hope that game is just this in repeat:
I actually cant tell if its because of budget issues or because anime in general exaggerate movement.
because as futurama taught us the most erotic part of a woman is the boobies
Both, animation is hard work, and frankly those looking for animated smut aren't going to be that concerned with hyper realistic animation.
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Lol I saw Love Cube the other day on steam. The character design is by ishikei a rather popular ero artist.
From the article
Even if the point of the article is shitting on steam because it sells porno (I personally see no problem in them but everyone is entitled to his own opinion on the matter) including factually wrong information gives me the impression the author really didn't care much.
This isn't even true, Nutaku obviously sells the adult version, the patch is sold on the publisher website.
Even if the point of the article is shitting on steam because it sells porno (I personally see no problem in them but everyone is entitled to his own opinion on the matter) including factually wrong information gives me the impression the author really didn't care much.
the only thing the author cares is shitting on valve as much as possible the rest is irrelevant
It's been Nathan Grayson's MO for a while now and this is Kotaku's Steam coverage reporter.
I dunno I just don't think "it is good that Steam allows adult content" and "holy shit most of these adult games on steam are awful" are points that are necessarily in contention with each other
Who cares if they have? As long as it's not CP or stuff like rape/torture or other bad stuff, let people wank over their keyboards in peace.
Can't you mind your own business like a normal person. What people do in the privacy of their own home is of no concern to you whatsoever.
I mean, he says:
Which is just the biggest assumption ever (majority of users =/= domination), so I doubt he cares if he includes factually wrong info.
Why doesn't Kotaku call him out on his shit internally and pull Steam from his plate? I would like to think that Kotaku has issue with "reporting" that is equivalent of bad forums hot take with warped or missing facts to fit agenda by writer.
So wait are you arguing that his assumption that the majority of users are men is incorrect or are you agreeing and just being pedantic over word choice
Huh? It's not a negative article. It's just stating that two porno games are top earners, which we have to admit, is unusual in those being so succesful on a plataform with AAA and indie titles. He even jokingly praises the games names.
It's just an informative piece. Not every article has to be about outrage, and the fact that the article does not praise steam does not mean it's negative about the store.
Edit: Also, please note that the list is about "revenue generated during the first two weeks after release." and not concurrent players.
It's just an informative piece. Not every article has to be about outrage, and the fact that the article does not praise steam does not mean it's negative about the store.
Edit: Also, please note that the list is about "revenue generated during the first two weeks after release." and not concurrent players.
Dude, I'm not preventing anyone from wanking over their keyboards. Wank away. It was just a play at "what's the Era's member user name" that's seeing often lol