Okay.

Is it... Is it a dating sim?

...

...

...

How much do you charge?

xXx_MLG-FURRY_xXx said:
Okay.

Is it... Is it a dating sim?

...

...

...

How much do you charge?

Too bad Nintendo is too chicken to make some A-rated games. If they made one of animal crossing I bet they'd make a killing off the fandom.

Esme_Belles said:
Too bad Nintendo is too chicken to make some A-rated games. If they made one of animal crossing I bet they'd make a killing off the fandom.

even so if BIG-N made a Dating Sim Game with all of the Nintendo Characters, I would play it!

Esme_Belles said:
Too bad Nintendo is too chicken to make some A-rated games. If they made one of animal crossing I bet they'd make a killing off the fandom.

There really hasn't been an 'A' rated game of any kind in quite a few years.
I think 'Hatred' was one of them but i think that was only in like Australia. (could be wrong though)

Impkitty said:
There really hasn't been an 'A' rated game of any kind in quite a few years.
I think 'Hatred' was one of them but i think that was only in like Australia. (could be wrong though)

yeah, no ones done it lately thanks to those parent activist groups. something about not being "family friendly" and all that bunk. if its not family friendly just keep it away from them then... i mean its not that hard if you keep an eye on what your kids are buying (and dont give em you damn credit card to shop online!!!) xD
"mom's of america" and the others pretty much ruined the adult gaming industry...

Esme_Belles said:
yeah, no ones done it lately thanks to those parent activist groups. something about not being "family friendly" and all that bunk. if its not family friendly just keep it away from them then... i mean its not that hard if you keep an eye on what your kids are buying (and dont give em you damn credit card to shop online!!!) xD
"mom's of america" and the others pretty much ruined the adult gaming industry...

It's not so much that as an 'A' rated game is bad for business. 'E' and 'T' rated games are going to have a much wider consumer range than even the best 'M' rated game. The consumer marker is just smaller than the other two. Now an 'A' rated game has a tiny, tiny consumer market.

So from a company standpoint an 'A' rated game just won't sell.

Impkitty said:
It's not so much that as an 'A' rated game is bad for business. 'E' and 'T' rated games are going to have a much wider consumer range than even the best 'M' rated game. The consumer marker is just smaller than the other two. Now an 'A' rated game has a tiny, tiny consumer market.

So from a company standpoint an 'A' rated game just won't sell.

Mines a valid point to though. A few years before the a-games started to die off... a "mothers" group sued or tried to use a game company I don't know which, because they where making "bad, not child friendly" games and like gamestop was marketing them in their store or something. After that everyone else abandoned ship like it was going to explode any second.

Wife