Last week, the New York-based Equality Now launched a campaign this week “against rape simulator games and the normalisation of sexual violence in Japan.” One developer of such rape simulator games wasn’t impressed.In fact, the developer in question, Illusion Studio, was the focus of an earlier post of ours, written about the game “RapeLay,” which simulates the rape of a mother and her two daughters.The game appeared on Amazon.com U.S. site, but was pulled after protests and common sense sunk in. RapeLay was