Gal Gun's Panic Button Saves You From Looking Like A Perv
Published: January 01, 0001
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Developer Alchemist’s creepy schoolgirl shoot ’em up Gal Gun is not the type of thing you’d be proud to play. Thankfully, the 
developer of the Xbox 360 game knows this, letting 
players keep their fetishistic arcade action a secret.(new 
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That’s right. Fool casual observers into think you’re playing an 8-bit RPG on your Xbox 360, not some erotic fantasy shooter. Andriasang writes that the panic screen is referred to as the “Mama Kita Gamen,” which means something like “Mom’s Here Screen.” That’s not an uncommon feature in games on work PCs and shameful erotic games. Gal Gun Has a Panic Screen [Andriasang]