That’s generally how it works. …

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Comment on Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!” by Anonymous:

That’s generally how it works.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!”:
  

  it is pure hypocrisy Darion…..yes it is.

• Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!”:
  

  she’s an electronic marketing object, who the fuck cares but losers and no-lifes about this “character” getting used like the marketed whore she is.

• Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!”:
  

  I won’t go as far as saying putting Miku on a gambling game is raping her, but I’d say its not a good move to make for Sega. It’d tarnish their image I think. The company is taking a half ass way out to make money instead of thinking of possible ways that they can use Miku’s allure to make money.

• Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!”:
  

  SEGA SHALL PAY!!! BRUTALLY!!! AND PAINFULLY!!!

• Miku Fan Outrage: “Sega Are Trying To Rape Miku!”:
  

  Well, the dudes from AM2 seems to be very happy working with Miku. They were very happy explaining the technology that they use for Miku to Iwata. Also, Shenmue???? God, are you a nintendo fan? Do you wanna see SEGA losing money? Because outside of random people on internet, nobody cares for Shenmue. If SEGA releases Shenmue, it’s gonna sell 20k.

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  This was the past. This tradition has been long lost. Don’t make it sound like everyone still does it.

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