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We’ve known that Criminal Girls: Invite Only was and some, but this is the first time we’re seeing the visual censorship. The “training” mechanic sees the player taking the delinquent girl and punishing her, to atone for her sins made in her past life (each girl is guilty of one of the seven deadly sins). It’s worth noting that all of the girls’ voices are removed from these scenes, as well. Also revealed are the screenshots featuring the girls as they fight monsters, and explore the very depths of hell itself. From what I’ve heard NISA didn’t even run anything past the ESRB before they decided to censor it. They voluntarily did this without even trying to preserve the original integrity of the game.nnWhy even bother bringing it over in the first place if you’re going to butcher it?

I bought a LOT a NISA published games in the PS2 era but I’ve outright refused to buy any of them in recent years over things like this and their tendency to introduce game breaking bugs that weren’t in the original.nnIt’ll be a good day when NISA goes under. I’d rather see these games go to other publishers who give a damn or not be published in english at all then hacks like these getting their mitts on them and butchering everything. This is silly. There’s no point in bringing over a game like this censored. Chain Uncensor Patch. It’s all about the fanservice and they don’t even keep the fanservice intact.

NISA is off their rockers.nnnBy the way, stop spreading that obvious lie about “ESRB ratings concerns;” that was all but proven false multiple times and it’s clear at this point that NISA did it solely to avoid backlash. People have contacted the ESRB and confirmed that there was no chance of the game getting an AO rating. It’s also worth pointing out that if the ESRB really did say they would give it an AO rating, then there would be no reason to change the “punishment time” to “motviational time” – editing the graphics and sounds would be more than enough. NISA did this because they were unconfortable with the content and instead of refraining from localizing the game because of that, they chose to not only censor it but LIE to their consumers about it.nnnIt’s despicable and I hope NISA goes out of business soon so they can stop ruining games. Am I supposed to find fog interesting? Why don’t you just cut it out like you always do, NISA? You aren’t the first person that I heard say that.

Worse is that I don’t think that they even run it by ANY rating board, they just have “fears” of being rejected.nnI heard the spin explained that they make the games so they will get rated in EU and other territories first, so what the large chunk of everyone ends up with is the lowest common denominator of what they THINK will go through. NnThis also isn’t even talking about the localization problems that they introduce. The first Mugen souls became unplayable after awhile because one of the mini games was just completely taken out, and what was left didn’t even resemble the power to give you stat boosts that you required for later game stuff. Then you have lines that you 100% not in the original, like Danganronpa where they had a crazy Eddy joke in there. Most people playing the game aren’t even old enough to get that reference. They also censored Mugen Souls and Mugen Souls Z, but I believe he’s refering the fact the games they localize come out bugged out and in poor quality.