
With Jack Thompson, the longtime face of the anti-game-violence movement, recently banned from practicing law in Florida. There hasn't been any outcrys about video games in awhile. Well now is a good time to resurrect Jack Thompson from the cave he was buried in. Fresh out of Japan comes RapeLay, a rape simulation game.

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Here we go again...
Maybe another blogger can b*tch about my comments, misspell my name, and submit it as news.
xD
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It's a GAME! If it was a MOVIE no one would care. Manhunt didn't cause any murders and Rapelay still hasn't caused any rapes.
This article is completely opinionated. It's not about the actual news that RapeLay is out there, but it contains the views of an AnalogHype writer about the types of things RapeLay is promoting in Japan, and whether or not he thinks it's gone too far. Sorry, but noone's copying anyone.
It's such a strong word.
I think it's more like "surprise-sex-lay".
Speaking of living in caves...
Fresh out of Japan? People have been talking about this for a month or two now.
RapeLay is okay, not really that great as a "rape" simulation game. It's not even a "rape" game really, b/c later on they want you to bang em so not "forced". I've seem movies twice as worst as this with rape/murder/gore/etc and the animation is terrible! Most of the time the guy's thing pokes somewhere around the girl's belly, seems to pass through the body somehow.
After a two hours it made me realize, rape is boring, so the opposite effect?