I Doubt Japan's Newest PS4 Game Will Be Released Internationally
Summer-Colored High School, aka That Japanese Game With a Fucking Long Title, is an open-world PlayStation title. It was released last week in Japan, and besides the main story part, it looks like people have been checking out the do-whatever-the-hell-you-want mode.
Note: Some readers might find the following content objectionable.
If you thought Summer-Colored High School, with its lurk about and take photos gameplay, was a bit much, then you might not what to check out the photos the game’s unlockable avatar mode (or “free mode”) is spawning. In the mode, you can set up characters in various poses and snap photos, apparently after you clear the main story.
In case you missed it, Kotaku recently played through some of the game’s main story mode.
The game is able to skate around an Adults Only type rating, because the free mode is user generated. Meaning? It’s only as awful as the people playing it! Still, I can’t see something like this, however, allowed outside the country for a PS4 game (note: there’s also a PS3 version of this title). The main story line alone, which in comparison is far more tame, is a hard enough sell internationally for a console game (underage characters, upskirts, etc, etc).
D3 Publisher continues to do what D3 Publisher does: shock and awe. Because it’s not always working with the biggest budgets, creating a stir is probably important. Summer-Colored High School seems like those Simple series budget-priced exploitation titles D3 used to churn out for the PlayStation 2, but for the PS4. Those games have their audience in Japan and abroad, but the free-mode seems to be a little too free for an international release. But I may be wrong!
Source: KOTAKU (rest of article & NSFW ingame PICS Are also there)
Originally Posted by Dohc-WP
