
Australian Atelier fans seem to have been enjoying all the sexual violence on offer in notoriously depraved adults-only RPG Atelier Rorona Plus, now on sale wherever such filth can escape the censors…
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The UN has ruled that Japan’s “scientific” whaling is not scientific at all and ordered it put to a stop, and Japan has obeyed – causing much wailing and gnashing of teeth amongst aggrieved whale hating nationalists who argue all this is part of barbarian efforts to destroy Japanese culture.
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Australian censors have rated moe alchemy RPG Atelier Totori Plus as “R18+” for its “references to sexual violence,” “high impact” violence, “moderate” sex, and “themes” – a higher rating than they found fit to give any of the GTA, Hitman or Call of Duty games.
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A Japanese man has bid $780,000 for the virginity of a Brazilian woman in an auction, stoking the usual disgust at the creepiness of virginity-obsessed Japanese men.
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Even purported heterosexuals are busily singing the praises of a crossdressing model who has not unjustifiably been dubbed “prettiest boy in the world.”
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A plan to make a copy of the Titanic in China has been attracting considerable attention, combining as it does the hubris of the “Titanic” name and the manufacturing quality of China.
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Following the illustrious example set by Sweden, Australia’s game censorship board has revoked the rating of Dead or Alive Dimensions, effectively banning it, accusing the game of containing “content not drawn to the board’s attention.”
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- Author: Artefact
- Categories: Games, News
- Date: Aug 28, 2010 00:49 JST
- Tags: Australia, Copyright, Courts, Crime, Hacking, Litigation, PS3, Sony, Technology

Sony has sued the hackers behind a device which is said to allow piracy on the PS3 – sales of the device have been banned whilst the court action proceeds.
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The mysterious appearance of a “Shin Megami Tensei: Persona” entry in an official Australian classification database, with the platform specified as PS3, has caused a great deal of consternation amongst Persona fans hoping for a belated Persona PS3 debut.
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The Australian government now recognises that humans come in three sexes, not two as in lesser nations.
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- Author: Artefact
- Categories: Japan, News
- Date: Mar 15, 2010 07:45 JST
- Tags: Australia, Crime, Food, Marketing, Mass Media, Piracy, Politics, Terrorism, Whaling

Australia’s crackpot left has once again thrown its lot in with eco-terrorist group Sea Shepherd, demanding Japan release operative Peter Bethune, arrested for illegally boarding a whaling vessel on the high seas, supposedly in an effort to capture it.
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Japanese are aghast at Australian plans to kill millions of stray cats, with many perplexed at how a nation which sanctimoniously lectures them at every opportunity about their whaling and tacitly supports eco-terrorism can simultaneously destroy millions of lovable felines.
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