Jiggle Physics -Yes / Dress Breaks - No

[Hiecchi]

Because many people are talking about what they can expect from the game and some people spread some false rumors, i wanted to share the info i have based on the japanese vers.

The game has jiggle physics but the popular "dress break" feature is removed (most likely thanks to Sony).
So dont expect too much Fanservice from the game

This is also the reason why i will not buy the vers. and wait for a sale. I want to support it, but buying a half-baked fanservice game for a full price is a big NoNo from me
Especially after I saw how the Anime had this option (which is also the best evidence that they planned this for the game too)

[StarGlowQ]

I'm seeing a lot of people say that there was supposed to be a clothes break feature in the game but is there actually any proof? I recall Takaki saying in an interview that there wasn't going to be anything like that in this game.
And I am not convinced by "the anime had it" argument because the SK anime had uncensored breast while the games had light flashes. Anime has more loose regulations compared to video games, so it is possible for the anime to have more fan service in the first place.

[StarGlowQ]

That being said if they added clothes breaking to the game I would be very happy, I would even be willing to crowd fund an idea like that. In fact I'd pay money for Marvelous to ditch sony all together and make a proper SK7 like we were supposed to get long ago.

[Kerbastrar]

Originally posted by StarGlowQ:

I recall Takaki saying in an interview that there wasn't going to be anything like that in this game.

A laughably bad lie considering everything else he had a hand in. They aren't going to admit anything that would destroy sales.

Originally posted by StarGlowQ:

And I am not convinced by "the anime had it" argument because the SK anime had uncensored breast while the games had light flashes. Anime has more loose regulations compared to video games, so it is possible for the anime to have more fan service in the first place.

CERO never allowed full nudity in console games, but that didn't stop valkyrie drive from getting a CERO D.

[DuskRitter]

This being from the creators of SK and having watched the anime, I kinda expected a level of fanservice on par with that (specially on PC). Its dissappointing but makes sense if it was made from the ground up to avoid sony's fuss.
I want to support it but can't really get on board if were gonna start having watered down releases.

[Kyrosu]

Originally posted by StarGlowQ:

I'm seeing a lot of people say that there was supposed to be a clothes break feature in the game but is there actually any proof?

>From the creators of SENRAN KAGURA

It's right in the description of the game, just from reading that people should expect it(fan service being a major point). That the Anime also had such a thing, should of made it a certain thing in the game... but nope soyny

If it was actually a game design decision they made themselves... what they thinking? By sounds of it the "racing" itself is very sub par/boring/not a challenge... so what are people spending around "triple A" price for? cash me outside with that, I'll wait for till it's 75%+ off - if I still feel like buying it...

[cyäegha]

Originally posted by WoogieMonsutā:

...I doubt anyone would be getting on that plane.

considering there were no trent 740's or RB-211/40's in the rolls-royce turbofan range, i wouldn't blame them for not wanting to board a plane with no engines

[Flocci]

Originally posted by StarGlowQ:

And I am not convinced by "the anime had it" argument because the SK anime had uncensored breast while the games had light flashes. Anime has more loose regulations compared to video games, so it is possible for the anime to have more fan service in the first place.

What do you call it when you would make a feature, but regulations from an outside authority forbid you from doing that?

The fact that the anime had it shows that they didn't think the feature wouldn't "fit" with the theme from a creative perspective. So the mechanic had been a staple in their previous games and they clearly haven't lost interest in it, and they just so happen to "decide" not to include it in this game in the exact moment when Sony unveiled much stricter regulations.

It's not 100% proof of censorship, but at this point, there's an awful lot of "coincidences" that have to be explained away if it's not.