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Hardcopy Fulfillment Improvements

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Thanks to your support we’ve been able to provide more and more hardcopies of games––and wow have you been ordering a ton of eroge! But as a result, recently our needs have outgrown our current fulfillment system for physical orders.

We’d like to let everyone know that we’re currently in the process of upgrading our physical-copy order fulfillment system. This new fulfillment system should provide a better experience for everyone involved.

We won’t be able to ship out hardcopy orders for the next week or two while we’re implementing the new system. You can still place orders for hardcopies as you usually would, just be aware that even current, otherwise in-stock titles will not be shipping immediately. We will notify everyone once shipping has resumed.

We appreciate your patience. Please don’t hesitate to contact us at support@mangagamer.com if you have any questions or concerns about current orders.

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Women’s History Month – MILK Interview

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Welcome to our fourth and final installment of our Women’s History Month interview series! If you missed our previous three installments, go check them out: Localization Staff Interview, Shigeo Hamashima Interview, Yuka Kayura Interview.

For anyone who may be unfamiliar with Women’s History Month, it’s celebrated in the US, UK and Australia during the month of March to bring attention to the contributions of women in our society. So, in the spirit of Women’s History Month, we decided it’d be a good opportunity to highlight some women creators among our eroge partners and let them tell us about themselves and their work.

This week, we talked to MILK, singer of Imouto Paradise‘s opening theme.

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Women’s History Month – Yuka Kayura Interview

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Welcome to the third installment of our Women’s History Month interview series! If you missed the first two installments of the series, you can read part 1 with our localization team here or part 2 our interview with artist Shigeo Hamashima here.

For anyone who may be unfamiliar with Women’s History Month, it’s celebrated in the US, UK and Australia during the month of March to bring attention to the contributions of women in our society. So, in the spirit of Women’s History Month, we decided it’d be a good opportunity to highlight some women creators among our eroge partners and let them tell us about themselves and their work.

This week, we talked to Yuka Kayura, one of Circus‘s artists. She’s in charge of art for the character Otome Asakura in the D.C. Series, among other things.

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Women’s History Month – Shigeo Hamashima Interview

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Welcome to the second installment of our Women’s History Month interview series! If you missed the first installment of the series, talking to some of the women on our localization team, you can read it here.

For anyone who may be unfamiliar with Women’s History Month, it’s celebrated in the US, UK and Australia during the month of March to bring attention to the contributions of women in our society. So, in the spirit of Women’s History Month, we decided it’d be a good opportunity to highlight some women creators among our eroge partners and let them tell us about themselves and their work.

This week, we talked to Shigeo Hamashima, ClockUp employee and artist of Eroge! Sex and Games Make Sexy Games!, No, Thank You!!!, and Euphoria to name a few.

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Introducing No, Thank You!!!

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No, Thank You!!! follows the exploits of a mysterious young man after he saves the life of the kindly middle-aged man and starts working at the man’s jazz bar. He soon discovers that there’s more to this cozy little jazz bar than meets the eye. As our amnesiac protagonist delves deeper into both the back-alley dealings of the bar and his attractive male coworkers, we do begin to wonder if the bar is the only thing with a hidden side to it… Continue reading