Two words: Orgasm. Gun.
Welcome to the latest in Kotaku’s series of explainer articles where we drag in a random disembodied voice and have a little intimate chat about a game, comic, or something else our readers might find interesting.
Gary Green says: "There’s a ballsy brilliance to the Gal*Gun series that keeps you smiling from start to finish since it tickles that inner polygamist we all bury away as part of our more shameful selves, and rarely ever let out."
Daily Video Game writes: "If you're planning on adding new games to your game library on a budget, Amazon has a new game sale for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch gamers right now that slashes up to 79% off on several games!"
Well it’s gaming related and they ARE on sale and this IS a gaming new site soooo…..
I like to know since I buy the majority of my games when they're on sale.
Inti Creates' Gal*Gun Double Peace makes the jump to the Nintendo Switch fully intact and slightly undressed. Read our full review at Hey Poor Player.
While I see no one has commented here, I suppose I might be the first and only, not that I'm trying to rush here by any means. As weird as this game looks, I still love games like this from Japan for what they are. They're weird and kooky as is largely typical from a game over there of this type. I would happily buy this either on Vita or PS4 or even both if it was worth it, provided that whatever publisher they eventually manage to find to bring it west doesn't censor it. I was interested in Criminal Girls on the Vita earlier this year until NIS had it censored. I get it, people in the west find games like this weird. Welcome to Japanese culture people, it's normal over there. Get over your western cultural ideals and deal with it. If you don't like these kinds of games, don't play them. But for heaven's sake, if you publishers are going to bring a game like this over here, PLEASE do not censor them. If I buy a game I want the whole game, not 85-90% of it with some of it censored because it might "offend" some people in the western audience. So who cares if they're offended? Let them not play the games. Please keep bringing these quirky Japanese games over here, I want to buy more. :)