No one is going to take your games away and 4. SJWs don’t exist and “SJW” is just a buzz word, 3. There is no such thing as censorship in games 2. I had this creepy sense of deja vu when I heard the story about “Senran Kagura” and its risk of being affected by self-censorship in the future, because for the last couple of weeks, I’ve been told the following things 1. Interview with Senran Kagura Producer Kenichiro
SENRAN KAGURA SEASON 2 CENSORD UPDATE
So I hope that this update has cleared up any potential worries or questions that you guys and girls might have had about “Senran Kagura” and censorship previously.
So when you read through that interview with Takaki, and check his and Marvelous Games response tweets about “Senran Kagura” and the said upcoming self-censorship, then you get a complete different picture from the one that you got from Playstation lifestyle’s article. I’ve always been a fan of Sailor Moon so maybe something about magical girls or girls that fight in battle, but without the fanservice aspects” – Kenichiro Takaki
SENRAN KAGURA SEASON 2 CENSORD SERIES
“Maybe it will be something similar to the Pretty Cure series in Japan. What can you tell us about this family game you’re thinking of? Recently, I had my first child and now that I have a child of my own maybe now it is time I want to challenge myself to make a family oriented game”. “I want to continue the Senran Kagura and Valkyrie Drive series. What other kinds of games do you want to create? While you are known in the West for creating Senran Kagura, you also made Half-Minute Hero and the Japan-only music game IA/VT. Because in Siliconera’s interview with Kenichiro Takaki ( the interview was done on the 28th of June this year) you got a completely different picture of what Takaki meant with his statement about “Senran Kagura” and the said self-censorship part: I would also like to point out that it appears as if the self-censorship part from Playstation lifestyle’s article about Kenichiro Takaki and “Senran Kagura” might have been taken out of context (Playstation lifestyle has commented on the matter in their brand-new interview with Kenichiro Takaki today). It seems like playstation lifestyle’s article about Kenichiro Takaki and his said statements about”Senran Kagura” and self-censorship was taken out of kontext.
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