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Why will you not just accept the modern world!?
Why will you not just accept the modern world!?
--[[User:Caker|Caker]] 13:35, 19 February 2013 (EST)
--[[User:Caker|Caker]] 13:35, 19 February 2013 (EST)
:I'll give you God of War, Custer's Revenge, Fear Effect 2, Leisure Suit Larry, GTA: San Andreas, Playboy the Mansion, Pornographic UMDs, and possibly BMX: XXX, but I'm not too sure River City Ransom, Metal Gear Solid 1, the Dead or Alive Franchise, or the Tomb Raider franchise really qualifies as sex. At best, the former two can be listed under nudity, and while I will admit that the latter two have suggestive designs for the girl characters, considering the only time the sexual act was even depicted was the opening of Dead or Alive Hardcore which showed Ayame being raped by Raidou, and otherwise there was truly no real indication of sex at all other than Helena and Kokoro being born out of wedlock and Ayane being a byproduct of rape (using the dictionary term, not the swear), and there was barely even any nudity in the games (closest thing to nudity was the opening to Dead or Alive 1 where Kasumi was hot-tubbing, Dead or Alive 3 and Dead or Alive Xtreme where Christie is taking a shower and skinnydipping in her ending and the opening, respectively, and Hitomi getting out of a shower in her ending in DOA4, and maybe Tina's movie scene in Bass's ending, and even that was only suggestive and not showing anything explicit save for maybe DOA1's opening), and even the Xtreme series, which was a beach vacation series, really had extremely tame interactions. Besides, if there's any Conservative aspects to the Dead or Alive series, its that there are pro-family messaging (Kasumi's reason for entering the Dead or Alive tournament, even at the risk of being killed as a Runaway Shinobi, is to avenge her brother when their uncle nearly killed him trying to get a Ninja power. Honoka's devoted to her grandmother, and Kokoro's devoted to her mom, as was Helena, with the latter even growing to respect her deceased dad as well.), some pro-Christianity in there (Helena, one of the good guys, is implied to be a devout Christian. That's not exactly you would expect ESPECIALLY from a Japanese-made game), and it is even surprisingly pro-American especially for a Japanese-made game (most other Japanese-made games that focus on real world events, in particular the ''Resident Evil'' series and especially the ''Metal Gear'' series, generally try to demonize America in any way shape or form, with the heroes usually either being forced by America to do its will or otherwise explicitly invoking anti-Americanism even when it doesn't actually fit their background, and the villains generally being patriotic Americans), namely with the characters Tina and Bass Armstrong, who are depicted as extremely patriotic WITHOUT making them villains. And Tomb Raider? There's not really any sex at all. Suggestive themes, sure, but not sex (when I think of "sex", I think strictly of sexual intercourse or flagrantly showing genitalia at the very least, and for the record, breasts aren't a sexual organ, they're for milk production, so while I would still censor myself regarding breasts, they're not exactly as bad as, say, showing a vagina or a penis.). Anyways, as I said below, I think with all this talk we should definitely create a Greatest Conservative Video Games and a Worst Liberal Video Games article with all that said and done. [[User:Pokeria1|Pokeria1]] ([[User talk:Pokeria1|talk]]) 09:43, 14 August 2016 (EDT)
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