(an all-ages version was also released afterward). Kanon sold over 300,000 copies. In response to increasing pressure from Japanese lobby groups, in mid-1996 Sega of Japan announced that they would no longer permit Sega Saturn games to include nudity. Many fanservice video games with sexual content have some brief nudity. The "M" rated series Senran Kagura has some nudity in both gameplay and cutscenes but genitals aren't displayed. Fanservice games rated "T" such as Hyperdimension Neptunia offer similar content but less than what Senran Kagura has. However, since 2018, Sony has now issued new regulations for PlayStation 4 games with both fanservice and sexual content. For the localized release of Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal, "Intimacy Mode", a mode where the player can play with the characters' bodies was removed, but by comparison, this mode is still available in the series' previous titles Senran Kagura: Estival Versus and Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash. The PC release of Burst Re:Newal was not changed. Many other recent PS4 games with sexual content are facing the same problem from Sony, including Neptunia, Date a Live: Rio Reincarnation, Death end re;Quest and the Nekopara series, although Sony did allow nudity and a sex scene in The Last of Us Part II. This controversy had become a problem for the development of Senran Kagura 7even'', in which publishers Marvelous are now reconsidering the game and series producer Kenichiro Takaki is now leaving Marvelous. Lists of related games List of erotic video games List of regionally censored video games List of Japanese erotic video games List of AO-rated video games (the ESRB's "Adults Only" rating) List of controversial video games List of banned video games See also Breast physics Overwatch and pornography Cybersex Eroge Hentai Virtual sex Uncanny valley Criticism of Second Life Gender representation in video games BDSM in culture and media Sexism in video gaming References Video games Video game types Sex industry