well). Cult popularity Few outside Japan have played the Cho Aniki series, but many know of the game through articles written about it on such websites as I-Mockery, Seanbaby, and Something Awful. The series is often mentioned in lists of outrageous, peculiar or sexual video games. Sometime around 1999, gaming magazine Electronic Gaming Monthly ran a passing comment about how the US was thankfully spared this homoerotic shooter (Referring to Cho Aniki for PS1, although the comment was followed by "Not that there is nothing wrong with a homosexual shooter"). For the next few months, EGM's letters to the editor were dominated by remarks lambasting the editors at EGM for making fun of the game, even after the editors repeatedly told their readership that the game was horrible. See also Kuso List of video games with LGBT characters Homoeroticism References External links extreme Co.,Ltd. Choaniki page The official site of PS2 version. Hardcore Gaming 101: Cho Aniki - In depth article about the Cho Aniki series Encyclopedia Obscura - Choaniki - Article about Chō Aniki Bakuretsu Rantō Hen SNES fighting game PC Engine Review: Masaya's Ai Cho Aniki - Review of the PC Engine game "Ai Cho Aniki" by NFG/Games HonestGamers: Ai Choaniki - Review of "Love! Super Big Brother" for PC Engine HonestGamers: Sei Naru Protein Densetsu - Review of "Legend of the Holy Protein" for PlayStation 2 Sexual Moments in Video Game History: THE "CHO ANIKI" SERIES! - A humorous but in depth review of the Cho Aniki series, centred on the homosexual aspects of the game Seanbaby's Cho Eniki page Masaya Games games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation 2 games Horizontally scrolling shooters Sega Saturn games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Super Nintendo Entertainment System-only games TurboGrafx-CD games Video game franchises Video games developed in Japan Virtual Console games