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Xethuminra posted...

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/9/2/5/AAatkdAADsEN.jpg

I view it as adding something quirky to my collection more than anything.

RenescoStCewl posted...

It's not ok for you to own a game with underage naked girls. Why would you even need to ask this? Its considered underage porn and you can definitely be criminally charged for it..

That's the teeniest bit hyperbolic. None of the girls get fully naked, just topless. And I wanted to see if anyone else had heard of this or owned a copy without knowing. It's just to start a conversation about how something like this happened under usually tight regulations and how it's a blip in history that is obviously sensational to cover and discuss.

omega_cookie posted...

Yeah, they're sending out swat teams and wasting money charging people with possession of child pornography over The Guy Game. The tag I gave you years ago has never once been wrong.

TC, you should throw it in the trash to save yourself from the embarrassment of owning garbage like that, not because of fear of prosecution. Considering they never pulled receipts from gaming stores and rounded up everyone they could track down, don't listen to fear mongers. Just trash it so you don't feel like a scumbag for owning it.

What Tag is that? I don't remember.

I see your point, but it was a bit expensive and is worth preserving for the history of gaming. I think if you feel like a scumbag for owning it, it's because your main goal was to see something you're not supposed to, but I don't feel that way because my main reason for owning it is because it's somewhat rare and odd. I have plenty of other games that are various types of legally dubious for other, admittedly less risqu, reasons. Like, the Rock Band games could be considered illegal if the music licenses are no longer valid or some crossover fighting games that have been delisted are no longer legal because the IP licenses were revoked. I own Cooking Mama: Cookstar which was kinda dicey for a while because the developer released it without the proper licensing and they knew it when it was time to release it, but that's not as exciting as what we're talking about now even though it has the potential to do a lot more harm in the long run than this.