Porn so good it makes you pray to God that you aren’t going to go to hell because of your pervert soul. This is no video game this is porn pretending to be a game. Game developer Electronic Arts claims that the reality of the game necessitated it. Rapelay is another blistering piece of smut from the Japanese hentai game think-tank Illusion, and it’s the best porn you could ever get your hairy palms on. Why: Taliban shooting US troops This first-person shooter video game is banned across US military bases because it lets a player pretend to be a Taliban fighter and shoot American troops in Afghanistan.

After losing a legal battle for refusing to certify Manhunt 2, the British authorities issued an 18+ certifi cate for it. The game is either banned or has rating refusals in Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea and other nations. Why: Excessive gore While plenty of games have been banned for ‘high impact violence’, Manhunt 2 - sequel to the brutal PlayStation game Manhunt - is in a class of its own. One of the missions in the game featured rebel fighters attacking prominent Chinese institutions. Compared to Illusion's previous games, the main story is shorter, it features an. Although this game presents China as a quasi-protagonist, it was banned because the Chinese felt it portrayed the country in a “negative light”. RapeLay ( Reipurei) is a 3D eroge video game made by Illusion, released on Apin Japan. “I will be raising this matter in Parliament and hope that action is taken to prevent the game from being sold.Why: Against the image of China and its military China is known for being harsh on computer games that don’t meet the country’s demands. “To know that this is widely available through a major online retailer is utterly shocking. Mr Vaz told the paper: “It’s intolerable that anyone would purchase a game that simulates the criminal offence of rape. The Belfast Telegraph reported that Labour MP Keith Vaz said he was shocked by the Amazon listing and planned to raise the issue in Parliament. It also has a feature allowing several players to team up against individual women. RapeLay, which was released in 2006, encourages players to force the virtual woman they rape to have an abortion. It was banned in Argentina, Malaysia, Thailand and other countries, but reportedly went viral online later. Other titles from the studio include Battle Raper and Artificial Girl. Picture: BCCL RapeLay Banned in multiple countries Why: Sexually exploitative content This 3D video game released in Japan in 2006 centred on a male character who sexually assaults women.It garnered international attention and controversy for its content. “We believe there is no problem with the software, which has cleared the domestic ratings of an ethics watchdog body,” he said. “As we say on the website, we don’t sell the products overseas because of the rating problem, and I cannot possibly comment on the report from San Francisco,” said a spokes- man for the company in Yokohama, near Tokyo. The computer game maker Illusion studio, based in Japan, posts a notice on its website that its products are specifically for domestic users.

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