While there are other platforms that would freely allow fully adult versions of games being sold, and with someone like Mangagamer a physical copy in form a USB drive would be possible too, âge has no real incentive do develop another version. You won’t get on Steam if your game has porn in it, the reason why indie developer Shimenawan is also pulling the plug Lorena and the land of Ruins’ adult content in Japan as well. Of course, the market is the thing that is cited to be reason why Latest Edition’s remake will be All-Ages. Apparently, the Japanese fans are more understanding and see the little nuances that prevent these scenes from being included, while the Overseas fans are more ready to drop criticism and ask demand full R18 version to be made.

Kouki himself has begrudged the attitude difference between the domestic and the Overseas fans. You can dance around them and depict their effects in different ways, like what the how the TV anime adaptation did, but more often than not, that’s less effective. Some are rather in your face for sure, but some really are a crux. I stand by my old argument that these scenes are important to the story and characterization, as they reveal important weaknesses and strengths with each character. Though I admit I will call this case censorship as well, as Latest Edition has erotica, and its Remake won’t. Seems like the Japanese side tends to use PS2-version as the main descriptor, some use All-Ages like yours truly, and then there’s the straight up and blatant censorship. No R18 material will be included or patched. If I’m being frank, his ego is showing in a negative way, and its apparent how âge has approached KGNE remake’s crowdfunding.Īnother issue is that due to market reasons and nuances, this remake will be all-ages. Kouki has been going on and off about the Kickstarter and the staff in a backhanded way in his vids, and while he hasn’t named any names, seems to carry ill will towards some of them. Crowdfunding is full of potholes a first-time runner won’t know about, and the amount of stuff people could get as backers was somewhat insane in hindsight. Seeing how âge wants to approach this Kimi ga Nozomu Eien remake crowdfunding, they probably want to play it close to home. The production of goods cost more than initially anticipated and shipping stuff out took longer than expected, which in most cases leads to extra storage costs. While I can’t say anything solid, my guess why âge would want to proceed with this sort of path, for now, is that the Muv-Luv Kickstarter ended up being a net monetary loss overall for all. This very unfair for Western fans, especially now that the economy is tanking hard worldwide and everything is getting more expensive each day. It is only a possibility, so if you are an English speaking fan with no Japanese language skills, your incentive to support the first round of crowdfunding would be for the merch âge might put down, and for the possibility of another crowdfunding for the English version.

An English version might have another round of crowdfunding. As it stands, the crowdfunding will be for Japanese version development only. As such, we need to take a deep breath of this fresh air and consider whether or not there are any reason to back it.Īt first glance, the plan seems to be solid, but very one-sided. This is a fully standalone fare and has nothing to do with the Muv-Luv Kickstarter. So, the guys at âge are intending to put up another crowdfunding to remake Kimi ga Nozomu Eien: Latest Edition to current Windows, and probably consoles down the line.

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