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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-06-2009 @ 7:53AM
Kaamos said...
Namco/Bandai went dowwwn on my respect list when I beat their Afro Samurai title in under 6 hours, and then preceeded to beat its hard mode under 5 hours...
But yea, this was probably the right decision.
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3-06-2009 @ 10:56AM
Sean said...
They lost respect because the game was short and not for the extremely gratuitous use of nudity and violence?
3-14-2009 @ 1:32AM
Kaamos said...
Not at all, those things, while uncommon in video games, are not something that turns me off. I dont care because I dont look for THOSE things in a video game. Its like saying you hate nudity in movies when your watching them for comedy, unless the nudity RUINS the comedy, then why care.