SNK Skeletons "Negative and Offensive" Samurai Shodown Tweets, Offers Apology

2019 edition of Samurai Shodown it has become something of a hit, giving fans a solid reboot of the creative rival while serving as the perfect explosive venue for newcomers. It has also been supported by other post-launch DLC characters, the latest of which has created an online spread.

Newly released new character Iroha is pretty much SNK-made writer – heck full stop. He has a large chest and is in good shape, too, in his penetration Samurai Shodown VI

, apparently designed to be & # 39; very naked & # 39; – one of his successors is with him to make a suplex in the buff. Nobuyuki Kuroki – director of the 2019 reboot – has commented that he was against his inclusion in the original program of the game as he felt it would be inconsistent with its spirit – which gives an indication of how this particular character performs sex, even by SNK standards.

When the DLC went down, SNK Samurai Shodown's chief operating officer spent time just pressing the character's elements. As reported Kotaku

, the account started returning screenshots taken from Iroha's unveiled trailer, most of which focused on & # 39; real goods & # 39; rather than his combat skills. This spread of skin has culminated in the comment "We're all too big tonight" from the official Samurai Shodown account.

While many Samurai Shodown fans undoubtedly applaud the idea – this is the company that gives the world Mai Mai Shiranui, after all – some fans of the game have voiced their concerns that such tweets make them feel uncomfortable:

By Monday morning, it was all over. The tweets were removed from the account timeline and were replaced with an apology:

Considering the male ratio of female players on the battlefield, it should not come as a big shock to find that the reaction to this behavior has serious consequences, and results in a full-blown scandal aimed at those with their complaints. it led to it. In hindsight, many have taken to social media to express their outrage that the tweets have been removed and that an apology has been issued.

Kotaku reports that it was approached by SNK for comment, but so far the company has not responded.