I think some people owe Mangalawyer an apology after this statement. Was he right to call it censorship? No. But he was correct that the physics were different.
Interesting. So it's a platform issue and not a censorship issue. This makes logical sense to me as the Physics thing seemed odd due to me not experiencing it on Steam and the Comic Book Intro's exist on it. But I guess for Consoles it did not show correctly compared to Steam and it was an error that needed to be fixed. I am glad there is transparency about what happened and it was a misunderstanding on all ends it looks like. I hope he can show videos and keep up with the updates soon.
In all fairness I think everyone needs to apologize to each other. This ended up being a gigantic misunderstanding on all ends. First the calls for censorship where false, it was just coding error of porting something to a brand new engine which people were right about, including myself pointing at Ninja Gaiden as an example of where this happened or Warriors Orochi(funny enough both Koei Tecmo titles and how Japan does have bad debugging when it comes to things) and it is being fixed. Second the assumption that the Physics were different, which Mangalawyer was correct about.
Main issue I think comes down to a lack of communication and that the tendency to call for Censorship when there is open dialogue with the main developer who is willing to talk things out is not a good look. It's understandable if it's Capcom, Nintendo, or any big corporate thing. But to someone like me when it comes to AA or Indies, it's their livelihood and we need to discuss things and call out to them, send an email and see what happens, and talk before we pull the censorship card. Otherwise we might be harming ourselves as a whole and having to circle back to this every single time cutting ourselves further.
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I've been having fun with the game at least. 17 hours in i've played through each stage at least 3 times and i almost have all the achievements. Modders have already re-added the licensed OST and collab costumes, as well as entirely new costumes. Plus the devs are already fixing reported bugs (a patch went live yesterday)
Yoshimi Yasuda announced in Japanese that Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP sold over 100,000 units worldwide in its first week of sale (archive)!
We are pleased to announce that the total worldwide sales of "Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP" has exceeded 100,000 units in the first week since its release on Thursday, September 12th!!! #LOLLIOPCHAINSAW #RePOP
Absolutely great news! The fact it's a Remaster and it sold 100k easily means we will be getting a sequel or another game by Dragami. I can not wait to see what will happen when Regional Pricing kicks in Mid-October for everyone to see if it can hit 200k or even more.