Sony tugs Queen's Blade off the PlayStation video store

10:00 AM on 07.12.2010   |   Josh Tolentino

Wait, that didn't sound right.

It always surprises me to be reminded that Sony's PlayStation Network video store is a veritable treasure trove of downloadable anime goodness. If you're not averse to dubs and are willing to deal with its slow, awkward interface, you can find some real gems at semi-reasonable prices.

Hell, it's even got more anime on there than Japan's own PSN store! Unfortunately though, the North American store is subject to Sony America's content controls, which include Americans' squeamishness over boobs, oppai, funbags, flotation devices, jubblies, symmetrical docking ports, or whatever you want to call those squishy things on a woman's chest.

Then again, it's hardly shocking that the people behind the black box o' Blu-ray would decide that Queen's Blade might not quite be "for" PSN's er, discerning customer base. I mean, the fight with Melona alone was probably enough to tip the scale.

Ah well, hopefully the space left by Queen's Blade's overstuffed bras will leave some room on the servers for cooler shows. Anyone want to suggest a replacement?

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