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James7   on 15 February 2009 - 04:21 · 93 comments & 14374 views

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After protests from the Belfast Telegraph, Amazon.com has stopped selling the game Rapelay, a violent and graphic visual rapist's fantasy involving female victims of age and, apparently, under age. Rapelay is produced by long-time 3D Hentai video-game producer Illusion.

The point of the game? To rape women and (what looks very much like) a twelve-year-old girl.

The backdrops for the rapes? A train carriage, a public toilet, a young girl's bedroom (complete with large teddy bear).

The usual sequence?
  • stalking her
  • "praying" for gusts of wind to blow up her skirt so you can see up there using the versatile camera
  • groping her for a bit
  • raping her, sometimes until tears come out in her eyes and her hymen quite obviously breaks all over your "baseball bat"-sized member
  • and, if "necessary", forcing her to have an abortion if she falls pregnant. (If you don't force her to abort and the baby's born, you will be pushed under a speeding train and die, as "revenge".)
Screenshot: Amazon's withdrawn ad Rapelay

According to the Belfast Telegraph, Keith Vaz, a Labour Member of the UK Parliament, said, "It is intolerable that anyone would purchase a game that simulates the criminal offence of rape. To know that this widely available through a major online retailer is utterly shocking, I do not see how this can be allowed. I will be raising this matter in Parliament and hope that action is taken to prevent the game from being sold."

[Author's editorial remark: apparently rape really is more shocking than murder... says someone who routinely murders people in all manner of gruesome scenarios in GTA4, one of the most popular and highly rated games of all time.]

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(3 replies) #1 ceminess on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:42
Thats messed up. Who in there right mind would create such a disturbing game?
#1.1 TRC on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:12
The Japanese. Of course we have games full of gruesome murder and seem to think it's perfectly normal.
#1.2 Vakerorokero on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:40
Lol, japanese love rape, americans love cutting people in half with a chainsaw. the germans like extremely violent sex.

Whatever makes you happy dude.

#1.3 PatrynXX on 16 Feb 2009 - 01:01
Vakerorokero said,
Lol, japanese love rape, americans love cutting people in half with a chainsaw. the germans like extremely violent sex.

Whatever makes you happy dude.

it been out for at least a couple of years. It is hentai, although not my forte. thats my brothers arena. And he probably had no clue it portrayed a 12 year old girl. There's always Xchange. Guy drinks something becomes woman and the other woman plays around. o_O eek. No where's some real porn man. Hentai is always about rape. No matter what tenticle is goes up what hole.
#2 rm20010 on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:45
Some people have really odd fantasies. O_o
(5 replies) #3 KavazovAngel on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:46
Well, its a game. Better to get satisfied in a game than to do that in real life, I guess.
#3.1 +Pajter on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:54
I kinda have to agree with this. Still, it's not something I would play. I just think it's weird.
#3.2 Krome on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:56
Better to get satisfied in a game than to d that in real life? I think you are one that may think that game does not affect or influence the outcome of people's action.
#3.3 dhruva on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:00
But where is the threshold where do you draw the line that you wont do it out of curiocity or for fun just to know how it feels for real.
#3.4 +Smigit on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:15
pretty much everyone knows where to draw the line but. It's not like everyone is going out and shooting people up or driving cars 200km down back streets drifting each corner in order to relive what they saw in games.

Yes, some people do cross that line but it's still debatable whether they wouldn't have performed those actions regardless due to mental issues rather than it being purely the games fault.

Hell rapes depicted in pretty much every other form of media as it is anyway and probably far more vividly in many cases. I don't condone the game, but it certainly won't turn everyone into rapist.
#3.5 Pam14160 on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:29
You sure can tell that it is mostly men giving there opinion here. As a woman I find the idea of this game as f>>ked up. At 6' 3" a 185 lbs I haven't had to much trouble fighting off sh..t heads who think it is alright to prey on women. So for you idiots who would buy this foul piece of sh.. game, up yours.
(4 replies) #4 MR_Candyman on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:49
I played a similar game once, except you didn't "abort" babies. You basically just stalked these chicks and tried to get close to them without them noticing and then raping them. It was a weird game, but it was so hard and there were so many ways to try to do it that it was actually pretty fun.

*waits for flamers*

For the record I've never raped, let alone stalked anybody.
#4.1 +dead.cell on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:01
This coming from Mr. Candyman...
#4.2 G0NADS on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:34
ROFLMAO
#4.3 dlegend on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:07
ahahahah
#4.4 MR_Candyman on 16 Feb 2009 - 04:22
never said I haven't killed anybody for saying my name repeatedly.
(4 replies) #5 Arkos Reed on 15 Feb 2009 - 16:54
japanese game... different culture... (ever heard of loli mangas?)
can't blame western minds for being shocked at the game, which shouldn't have been sold in these parts of the world in the 1st place...
#5.1 Marshalus on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:10
So rape is accepted in Japan?
#5.2 tiagosilva29 on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:43


Short answer: yes.
#5.3 Glendi on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:20
LMAO
#5.4 MR_Candyman on 16 Feb 2009 - 04:18
That pic's done with the characters from an anime called The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. It was a good show, and not at all about rape, or even anything remotely sexual. Actually, Haruhi liked to dress up that other girl in the pic (Mikuru Asahina) in costumes to embarass her.
#6 indiansboy94 on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:10
I wonder how many people actually bought it...
(1 reply) #7 +dead.cell on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:14
The shock comes from the fact that you are being held against your will and forced into something that, quite commonly, comes with being beaten and hurt in many areas, aside from the genitalia.

Definition of torture:
1. the act of inflicting excruciating pain, as punishment or revenge, as a means of getting a confession or information, or for sheer cruelty.
2. a method of inflicting such pain.
3. Often, tortures. the pain or suffering caused or undergone.
4. extreme anguish of body or mind; agony.
5. a cause of severe pain or anguish.

Being forced against your will to be put in pain, physical or mental, would then be considered torture. If the controversy brings any shock to you, maybe you should take a look at our society, where even known murderers are to be protected from torture. Apparently, torture > murder.

This makes me curious as to how many people would rather be murdered than put in excruciating pain...

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#7.1 ThaCrip on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:40
i think it's pretty much obvious... 'most people' would rather get shot in the head and die quickly rather than to be tortured and suffer massive pain for a while.

cause NO ONE would want to feel extreme pain. (well maybe some extremely rare people who have serious mental issues might. lol)
(1 reply) #8 Sem82 on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:26
sigh.... i wish who ever wrote this would get their facts right
it wasn't sold by amazon it was sold on amazon marketplace

#8.1 cabron on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:29
Same crap, is still under the Amazon website... :p
#9 Pandya on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:30
Disgusting.
#10 E.Fahd on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:51
I think the last line in the article is pretty interesting. Why is it "acceptable" to play games involving killing, bullying (and sometimes crushing Goombas) while everything surrounding sex is labeled as shocking and unacceptable ? Why is everything involving sex violence (be it consented) so taboo ? It wouldn't surprise me if, in 50 years, trying to prevent such games from being sold is seen as some close-minded position.
#11 splur on 15 Feb 2009 - 17:59
Mmm, ya interesting note at the end. Although I think it's screwed up to have a simulated rape game, ya we have some of simulated killing games. Some... like the majority of them lol.
(5 replies) #12 SweetRiverBaynes on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:01
Sorry, I see no problem with this, we already have games that murder and torture. Why should this be any different. In real life which do you think is worse?
-A man who just murders a girl
-Or a man who just rapes a girl
#12.1 Liana on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:33
Well just because we have games that are really violent doesn't make a game about raping acceptable...that's not logical at all.

It seems like in Japan that sexual assault is common to the point that people are a bit desensitized to it, probably like Americans are with all the violence on TV, and it's not okay either way. If someone thinks that games or television have no effect on peoples' thinking and actions in the real world, they aren't being honest with themselves. Of course we still know right from wrong, but we also absorb everything we see and hear. Personally, if something is illegal because it hurts someone else (killing, stealing, rape, etc.) , I don't think it should be glorified in a video game.

It's unsettling and disappointing that there are enough like-minded people all working together to produce a game like this. I'm not even going to get into how offensive this is to women.....it's just sad.
#12.2 Kushan on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:32
Seems logical to me. You're saying we should accept simulated murder, but not simulated rape, which laws state is a "lesser" crime.
#12.3 :: Lyon :: on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:37
Wait until you find that someone rapes your closest friend because the rapist was playing this kind of sick game that's gone into his mind to try it in real life
#12.4 Memnochxx on 15 Feb 2009 - 23:25
Yeah that's gonna happen Lyon, just like how school shootings are influenced by violent video games. I play lots of war games, do you think I'm gonna get up and join the army?
#12.5 spinning_quirK on 16 Feb 2009 - 08:44
Memnochxx, do you see soldiers everywhere in an urban setting? I'm quite sure I see women and girls about half the time everywhere I go. Your war games depict depict battlefields, and how many battlefields are there in the US? This game depicts a typical girl's bedroom, among other familiar locations.
(5 replies) #13 SniperX on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:09
Like one or two others above, I find the hypocrisy and double-standard thinking quite interesting.

It seems perfectly fine to simulate acts of gruesome violence and murder, but yet it's not acceptable to simulate rape. And yet, I dare wager, many of the people who argue that this rape game should not be sold, played, or allowed in any form because of the 'obvious' dangers, are also the same people who mock those who say that playing games which include violence can lead to real acts of violence by the players.

Either you believe that all such illegal acts should not be placed into a game (including acts or torture and murder as well as rape) for whatever reason, or you believe that they are acceptable in a game because they are only simulated. You can't reasonably have it both ways. You can't just cherry-pick those acts which suit you and your moral compass.
#13.1 dlegend on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:13
That's true. I guess it's just the whole culture issue.
#13.2 Co_Co on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:21
SniperX said,
Like one or two others above, I find the hypocrisy and double-standard thinking quite interesting.

It seems perfectly fine to simulate acts of gruesome violence and murder, but yet it's not acceptable to simulate rape. And yet, I dare wager, many of the people who argue that this rape game should not be sold, played, or allowed in any form because of the 'obvious' dangers, are also the same people who mock those who say that playing games which include violence can lead to real acts of violence by the players.

Either you believe that all such illegal acts should not be placed into a game (including acts or torture and murder as well as rape) for whatever reason, or you believe that they are acceptable in a game because they are only simulated. You can't reasonably have it both ways. You can't just cherry-pick those acts which suit you and your moral compass.

why can't you cherry pick? the world doesn't exist in absolutes and nothing is ever a black and white issue. on every topic there exists a continuum of opposing views with a majority in the grey areas
#13.3 SniperX on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:34
why can't you cherry pick?

Because in this case it would be silly and would make no sense. How can anyone realistically say that it's ok to depict murder and torture but not rape, and expect to be taken seriously. On what grounds can you accept the first that don't apply to the second, or on what grounds can you disagree with the first that don't apply to the second. Think about it!
#13.4 Nestea_Zen on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:00
SniperX lol totally agree.
But apart from that. I really don't understand what the problem is. Let's face it, there are sick people, if you want to realize or not. So what would you (=anyone opposing this) prefer: That those people go out and do actual rape or that games become so realistic that those people might live within society with there problem and handle it. Of course narrow-minded people will say those games will be incentivizing people to those acts. NO certainly NOT. Those people are already here and that is (=video games) one of the things that could be used as therapy.
I'm not saying all people playing those games have problems. I play mostly FPS games and do not really think about going on a killing spree and would even try out this game, mostly for the gameplay

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#13.5 +Berserk87 on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:59
as totally idiotic as it sounds, i think rape is worse than murder, and it seems to be what were taught in this society.

we have so many games of taking peoples lifes, that murder seems.... dulled.
(1 reply) #14 +warwagon on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:17
That's the problem with Japinese chicks. Have you ever seen a Japanies porn video? The chicks Squeak. All they do is Squeak. Eeeeee eeeeee eeeeee eeeee eeeee eeee

You can't tell if they are in pain or if they are enjoying themselves. So its very possible You've watched a Jap rape flick and didn't even know it.
#14.1 Co_Co on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:23
touche, major turnoff but maybe thats the norm there
(5 replies) #15 robertobaggio2k on 15 Feb 2009 - 18:47
thats just sick...i mean for those who actually bought the game...u kno there's something wrong with them...obviously people who play it actually enjoy it, because its just not normal...i cant even find the words to explain how messed up that is....
#15.1 shhac on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:17
Hey, wanna play some GTA later? Shooting people on the street and stealing their stuff is so much fun.
#15.2 Foub on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:20
shhac, I don't think that you get the difference here. Even if it is a small one.
#15.3 Memnochxx on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:21
I think something is wrong with people who play games with murder and gore, what do you have to say about that? Why are games with killing and movies like Saw and Hostel acceptable but this game is not?
#15.4 Zilos on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:08
Or movies like The Hills Have Eyes, which was so twisted I stopped watching it, lol. Just couldn't get myself to enjoy it. I like some shows that are twisted, but the Hills Have Eyes just seemed too messed up.
#15.5 +warwagon on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:34
I disagree Foub. In GTA you can **** a hooker in your car, pay her, then when she gets out of your car run her over (kill her) and steel the money back.
#16 Rolith on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:00
Isn't the rape fantasy a pretty common/accepted fetish here state-side? I don't personally suffer from it, but I know for a fact that those types role-playing sex games are oft-enough practiced that they've been featured in just about every medical drama, cop show, and comedy sitcom at one point or another...

So some Japanese nerds don't have girlfriends who want to play along...doesn't mean they're just dying to do these things in "real life"

as for the rest of the parts of the game...disturbing but no worse then some of the stuff western developers produce. Only extreme here is the rape concept...
#17 Foub on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:19
The Japanese seem to like kiddie porn a lot.
(2 replies) #18 Krome on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:21
I can't begin to comprehend this type of society that is endorsing such things to be accepted by the masses.
#18.1 Memnochxx on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:27
You don't have to comprehend it. Do I understand why some people like to dress in leather and whip each other? No, but it's none of my business and they can do whatever they want and the privacy of their own home.
#18.2 spinning_quirK on 16 Feb 2009 - 08:46
Once they begin to take their fetishes outside their own homes, then don't let me get my hands on them. =)
(4 replies) #19 ChrisJ1968 on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:39
well amazon, great publicity. Well, I'll be shopping elsewhere
#19.1 Rolith on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:44
because a vendor that registered with them as a front end sold a product without their knowledge and as soon as they became aware of it they removed it and banned the seller?

I'm prefectly fine with you not shopping with places you don't like... but I honestly don't see how Amazon can really be to blame for this. as soon as they became aware of it they shut it down and took every action that could be expected of them...
#19.2 C_Guy on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:54
Heh, yeah, that will show Amazon for taking down a product from another vendor once they were made aware of it! GO YOU!

(Hint: Next time, carefully read the whole article before commenting on just the headline!)
#19.3 ChrisJ1968 on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:56
hey why not just sell anything you want because you didn't know what is on my site? hmm why not sell drugs because I simply didn't see what was on my site. great logic. "oh but they took it down" shouldn't have seen the light of day in any case
#19.4 Rolith on 16 Feb 2009 - 00:16
actually, Amazon's selling system, Like eBay's, has lots of problems with people selling drugs, drug paraphernalia and other illegal stuff. That's why they have an easy way to report it and handle these things quickly. It happens all the time, this situation's no worse except that it's not technically illegal unlike hundreds of other things you CAN find on amazon if you hunt for them. The only difference here is that the media found out about it and in spite of the fact that amazon had already taken care of the issue by the time they had even gotten the details, they decided to build up the huge story anyways.

It's no worse then searching for snuff films on ebay, they're there...it's wrong...but they won't stay there for long. And you can't blame ebay for the actions of it's users.
#20 m.keeley on 15 Feb 2009 - 19:47
I'm suprised the selling of this "game" wasn't beaking an Irish/UK law.
(1 reply) #21 +Echilon on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:17
Disgusting, but I want to see what else customers who bought that item bought.
#21.1 peacemf on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:31
lol
yes that would be interesting, and to see the "recommended items"
those sneaky japs, always upto something!
(3 replies) #22 Shadrack on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:44
Author's editorial remark: apparently rape really is more shocking than murder... says someone who routinely murders people in all manner of gruesome scenarios in GTA4, one of the most popular and highly rated games of all time.


It has to do with the fact that the west culture has a history of violence. A lot of violence has been deemed appropriate, or justifiable, because the ends justify the means. However, games like GTA move the violence into a different context which (to many) is taboo (and there are just as many people screaming foul on that).

Using violence in war like games, or in games where the hero fights off some greater more violent evil does not offend people. Beowulf, Shakespeare, Greek Mythology, etc. are all full of righteous violent acts that the culture has grown around. Rape is presented as a subject, but is rarely glorified.

Rape is a type of violence that has never been considered a 'just' act of violence. It has always been seen as a cruel and "evil" act. There are no ends that justify the means in the case of rape.

So I disagree with the sentiment that the culture is hypocritical when violent video games are considered "ok" for the market, but ones involving rape are not. It is in line with the cultural norms of the west.
#22.1 Xrax on 16 Feb 2009 - 00:31
Shadrack said,
It has to do with the fact that the west culture has a history of violence. A lot of violence has been deemed appropriate, or justifiable, because the ends justify the means. However, games like GTA move the violence into a different context which (to many) is taboo (and there are just as many people screaming foul on that).

Using violence in war like games, or in games where the hero fights off some greater more violent evil does not offend people. Beowulf, Shakespeare, Greek Mythology, etc. are all full of righteous violent acts that the culture has grown around. Rape is presented as a subject, but is rarely glorified.



That is actually incorrect the bible has many parts that glorifies or endorses Rape. Judges 21:10-24 NLT Numbers 31:7-18 NLT Zechariah 14:1-2 NAB are just a few examples but there is a lot more.
#22.2 Shadrack on 16 Feb 2009 - 07:45
I said "rarely" glorified, lol .
#22.3 spinning_quirK on 16 Feb 2009 - 08:55
Judges 21:10-24 is a sad account of a nation that forsakes obedience to God and instead takes matters into their own hands. They believe that everything is in shades of grey, like taking young girls against their wills. Israel in the past... USA in the present.

Numbers 31:7-18 is yet another past account of a nation so eager to plunder cities for women and loot, emulating their very pagan enemies whom they just destroyed. The instructions given by Moses were a concession, not a command.

Zechariah 14:1-2 describes what nations do when they invade smaller countries against their will. Soldiers will pillage and rape... I seem to recall a certain Iraqi girl and her family, so it seems even the USA is guilty of it in war. God is prophesizing what will naturally come to pass based on the animalistic instincts of men who do not worship Him.

Hats off to anybody who can understand the quoted verses in their correct contexts, but no harm trying.
#23 lflashl on 15 Feb 2009 - 20:45
has anyone played this game, i mean why would comment on something that you have not seen or played!
#24 omnicoder on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:21
I would not play a game like this but I see no problem with it. Better then people doing it in real life. Anyway with all the games we have with gruesome murdering and violence and etc, I don't see why such a completely awful and horrible connotation surrounds anything sexual like this. People need to lighten up. If you don't like it don't play it, I'm sure there's someone who would have enjoyed the game. (although I might wonder a bit about that person)
I don't think people having a problem, or even liking games like this is necessarily a bad thing. It's if you can control yourself. Just to make an example, if some guy thinks like a rapist, the first thing he thinks of when he sees a girl is that, and hes just like that (yes that kind of stop happens, just like gay people or transgenders, peoples minds can be weird), even if someone had that it wouldn't mean that guy needed to go to an institute or something as long as he controls himself. Having a problem and acting because of your problem are 2 different things. Now give me a cookie for writing this entire thing even though I really don't care and probably won't even get any replies.
#25 Pilsbury on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:43
Wow, the Belfast Telegraph actually does serve some purpose...

Odd choice for a game too...
(2 replies) #26 +MetalHellsAngel on 15 Feb 2009 - 21:58
Liana said,
I'm not even going to get into how offensive this is to women.....it's just sad.

First off please don't speak for all woman because you are not every woman; I as a woman do not find rape fantasy offensive actually I tend to enjoy it quite a bit. Most rape fantasy is created for woman, as it's woman who tend to fantasize about it more than men.

robertobaggio2k said,
thats just sick...i mean for those who actually bought the game...u kno there's something wrong with them...obviously people who play it actually enjoy it, because its just not normal...i cant even find the words to explain how messed up that is....


So now because someone has a fantasy that you don't agree with there is something wrong with them?

In case you people didn't know one of the most popular fantasies woman have is rape. I myself have this fantasy, I can't exactly tell you why or give you some psychological reason behind it other than I know what turns me on. That doesn't mean that I want it to actually happen to me, but in fantasy it can be quite fun. This game would have been better off staying on the shelves of some adult store somewhere though and not on an Amazon subsidiary website.
#26.1 iamwhoiam on 16 Feb 2009 - 04:08
So now because someone has a fantasy that you don't agree with there is something wrong with them?

It's like that whether it's reality, fantasy, opinion or a different point of view.
#26.2 Shadrack on 16 Feb 2009 - 07:48
I'm not sure I agree with you MetalHellsAngel. It is ok to think there is something wrong with a person who has extreme fantasies. I'm not particularly saying that I think yours is extreme, as in some ways I can understand it.

But what if I told you I had fantasies of raping and killing babies very often, but wouldn't act out on those fantasies. Would you think there is something wrong with me?
#27 Budious on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:02
Combine this game with GTA V and we have a winner! Saints Row has nothing on that.
(2 replies) #28 stevehoot on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:08
Can't believe some of the comments over this. Nor the media interest. I'm willing to be half the people who are so outraged have played and enjoyed a FPS or two in their lifetime.

Going around killing people to earn money in GTA, or playing a graphically accurate game as a hitman who kills people for a living is fine buy playing a cartoon game about having sex without consent is really wrong...?

Please, hypocritical is an understatement.
#28.1 mattbiernat on 15 Feb 2009 - 22:57
hypocritical = american. killing another person in the eyes of media is not as offensive as raping another person. this 5 year old logic is common in this part of the world.
#28.2 Shadrack on 16 Feb 2009 - 07:51
Maybe in the eyes of the media it is more taboo to rape someone than to kill them. However I believe that the law sees it differently, and you will serve more time for killing someone than raping someone. Although I'm sure there are examples of ppl receiving larger sentences for rape than murder, I am speaking in general terms.
#29 AeronPrometheus on 15 Feb 2009 - 23:18
Having checked this thing out I have to say... It looks like little more than forced fondling and cookie cutter animation sequences. And this is pretty tame compared to other Japanese games I've seen. Very tame.

Yes, it's pretty dark to have a game center around rape. Almost as bad as having games that center around killing people mindlessly in the most graphic way possible. Oh wait...
#30 naap51stang on 15 Feb 2009 - 23:23
Oh you know good & well it will show up on bit torrent sites within a day.
When crap like this happens, it just gives the idiots in Washington DC more ammo to "regulate" something.
#31 Shiranui on 16 Feb 2009 - 00:12
Ahh. Probably made by these guys: www.illusion.jp the people who brought you such hits as the 3D fighting games "Battle Raper" 1 and 2.....

(1 reply) #32 PatrynXX on 16 Feb 2009 - 01:05
man problem with GTA 4 vs this is that it's underage rape that is portrayed. That tends to be illegal. Now when Australia banned Phantasmagoria over a decade ago because someone in there is raped. that was silly. Phant 2 was a horrible game and banned yet again. But because there was full frontal nudity in that one. Minus the intestines one rips out of her gut. whoops. dumb sequel.
#32.1 Rolith on 16 Feb 2009 - 01:39
I enjoyed both games... though the second one less... I played the orignal again fairly recently...great game.. Height of the thankfully dead cinima-game...

Enjoyable!
#33 +ispamforfood on 16 Feb 2009 - 02:22
Umm..... No. Just.....no.
#34 wickerdude on 16 Feb 2009 - 02:55
This game isn't very fun.
#35 timster on 16 Feb 2009 - 04:19
i just ran a search and yea, someone bought it and torented it
#36 Erikas on 16 Feb 2009 - 06:21
This is degrading to women and is good it is banned. Murder or rape games. Well I play some games where many get killed in gruesome ways, but rape games go to far, it shows disrespect and a lack of moral standards. I believe if someone needs to play out a rape fantasy on a game that person has a serious problem, although I am sure many played just out of curiosity. Well that is just my opinion
(2 replies) #37 EJocys on 16 Feb 2009 - 15:56
Author's editorial remark: apparently rape really is more shocking than murder... says someone who routinely murders people in all manner of gruesome scenarios in GTA4, one of the most popular and highly rated games of all time.


Rape is overrated. If you offer a woman 4 choices:

a) Shoot in the head
b) Brake legs
c) Punch into the face 10 times
d) Rape by George Clooney

I would bet that most of the woman will choose rape, because in reality death or heavy physical pain... is much worse. And then she will go screaming like a zombie whose legs were broken demanding death penalty for rape.
#37.1 blackroseMD1 on 16 Feb 2009 - 22:05
This is moronic. Rape is overrated? What is wrong with you? First of all, rape is rape, no matter who it's by. Secondly, I think that the death penalty should be on the table in rape cases, as it can both mentally and physically destroy a person. Go back to your cave, jackass.
#37.2 EJocys on 19 Oct 2009 - 08:13
blackroseMD1 said,
First of all, rape is rape, no matter who it's by.


Yes it matters. Damage done by rape is more psychological than physical unless victim gets beaten. It matters who was the victim (teenager, prisoner, prostitute). People without life experience will perceive it as more damaging (teenagers even kill themselves for trivial and small problems which looks huge to them due to inexperience - failed exams, love problems, etc.). It matters who did it (lovable person, scary AIDS patient or a gang), how it was done (brutal or not). Some young women go to some oil rich countries to be f***ed by people they don't like for big money (means that sometimes rape can be easily turned into a voluntary job if you give enough money). Society also matters. Sometimes most of the damage to the victim is done by bad psychiatrists after the rape. They make victim believe that mental damage is very serious and victim is "damaged goods" forever now. If you are in some strict Muslim country then surrounding society could make matters even worse because with local attitude they could continue to destroy you not only mentally but also physically ("honour killing"). Things are not simple as you say.

blackroseMD1 said,
I think that the death penalty should be on the table in rape cases


I would expect such absolute opinions from young person who never met real problems like terminal diseases, all life work destroyed, death of own children or person who have no big value for life. Its would be poor judgement to kill for something where imaginary psychological damage plays biggest role.
#38 Akaruz on 16 Feb 2009 - 18:47
Well its a Game , beside its also censored also for what i know its for 18+

Lets see in the near future they will also attempt to remove Ag3 ( Artificial Girl 3 ) where you can create 5 girls and modify then , because it can be related to incest since you can make then like your sisters

or ban any Visual Novel that includes rape.

oh btw i love the part they're against abortion , but looking at the Belfast and that keith Vaz , well i think i know why..

and yes i did imported those games and yes I'm over 18 and i knew what they were about
#39 blackroseMD1 on 16 Feb 2009 - 20:18
OK...maybe I'm a hypocrite, but I think I would rather be shot and killed than have to suffer through rape. At least you are dead in the first scenario, and don't have to deal with all the emotional and physical trauma. Yes, I do own GTA IV and have been playing the series since the first one. Is it fun for me to go out and kill people in game? Yes, but I would never do that in real life. With this game, however, I think it blurs the line a little. In my opinion, a person who plays this game would be more likely to actually go out and commit an offense, than someone who played GTA, as there is a stronger penalty here in the US for murder than rape. This game is disgusting, and should be banned outright. The fact that it depicts girls that appear underage is appalling...as if we don't have a big enough problem with pedophiles and rapists. Again, this is just my opinion, and I may be a hypocrite, but how about we get some people in here who have actually been raped to comment on this game and see what they think.
(1 reply) #40 mattbiernat on 16 Feb 2009 - 20:24
since when is rape more degrading than killing a person. some people's moral values are so messed up... go read a bible or some other religous text or philosophy - - you will know then that taking a life is the worst and most degrading thing that you can do. comon religious fanatics help me out in here....
#40.1 blackroseMD1 on 16 Feb 2009 - 22:00
lol, yeah, I guess it's my fault that my moral values are so messed up because I don't read a fictional story where people are routinely raped, stoned and crucified.
#41 werdwerdus on 17 Feb 2009 - 20:36
According to the Belfast Telegraph, Keith Vaz, a Labour Member of the UK Parliament, said, "It is intolerable that anyone would purchase a game that simulates the criminal offence of rape. "


Umm about 99.9% of all games simulate the criminal offence of murder so what's the big deal?!

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