This Nintendo DS game wasn't just peculiar in its design, even the name convention went bananas.
- In Europe, the game was sensually called Project Rub.
- America went with the much more questionable Feel The Magic: XY/XX, alluding to the human sex chromosomes.
- Japan busted out Kimi no Tame nara Shineru, which translates to "I would die for you!"
Considering how all over the place this game was, I won't fault you for not knowing that it got a sequel. Did Sega call this thing Project Rub 2? Nope! Instead, they altered the Western release to The Rub Rabbits.
Japan, once more, went for the craziest option, calling the sequel Aka-chan wa Doko Kara Kuru no? That translates to... and I can't believe they did this... "Where do babies come from?"
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