He'd also like to make proper, real Senran Kagura games on Switch too. When asked if Honey∞Parade is planning to make a new series of Senran Kagura games on Switch, Takaki answered that he can't share anything as of now, but it might happen at some point. It gave us free advertising as everyone talked about it on Twitter, and then the views for the stream on Niconico skyrocketed (laughs). I was a bit happy about it actually (laughs). We actually kept in mind what to do and what not to do, to avoid the stream getting banned from YouTube, but it did get banned in the end. The reporter also asked Takaki about the incident where a Peach Ball stream was stopped by Youtube, but kept going on Niconico Douga: Rather than making more DLC for Peach Ball Senran Kagura, Takaki would rather wait and see if the game is popular enough, and if it is, make a sequel with more characters and content. He answered that the game's Chinese version is the same as the Japanese version.

Seeing the interview was for promoting the Chinese version of Peach Ball Senran Kagura, Takaki was also asked if it had any of its content censored. As he already explained in the past, he got the idea to make Peach Ball because he thought it'd be fun making the HD Rumble of the Switch react with a pinball game where the ball would hit girls' breasts. Takaki started by talking about Peach Ball: Senran Kagura, the pinball Senran Kagura game now available on Nintendo Switch in Japan.

Takaki talked about Peach Ball Senran Kagura, censorship, and how it affects the development of Senran Kagura 7EVEN: Shoujo tachi no Koufuku, along with other points. The interview was conducted during Taipei Game Show 2019 at the end of January. Japanese site Inside games published a new interview with Kenichiro Takaki, the president of Honey∞Parade Games, the studio at Marvelous Entertainment handling the Senran Kagura series.

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