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Conception: Please Have My Baby Is The Real Name Of A Game That Actually Exists
Everyone here in the Game Informer offices knows that I'm a fan of obscure, super-weird Japanese games, but here's one that might be getting a little too weird, even for me.
According to a report by Andriasang, the brilliantly titled Conception: Please Have My Baby is an RPG where players take on the role of a high school student who must reproduce with twelve girls to create "star children" that will help him through dungeons. I typed all of that with a straight face somehow.
Conception is being created by long-running Japanese developer Spike and will be released for the PSP in Japan on April 26. I'm putting the chances of this one hitting the U.S. at slim to none, but look forward to a gleefully awkward Reiner and Phil video if it does.
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