Er, you guys do realise she wears that very outfit in the original Valkyria Chronicles? There is an entire subchapter with them visiting a beach and they even had a figure model soon after the game's release.
I mean I agree with the sentiment, but this is hardly a new occurrence.
Like No More Heroes, Catherine, Bayonetta and other Japanese games?
Well I wouldn't consider those games under the otaku croud. Bayonetta and no more heroes are more of a distinct style, which I can appreciate(for reasons we've already argued about here in the past) and I don't think it caters to those weirdos. I never played Catherine so I don't know about that one.
I was more talking about games like shining force, pso2, hyperdimension neptunia, lollipop chainsaw or final fantasy 13 etc. I have never felt so uneasy playing a final fantasy game in my life. Fire emblem is another great game infected by this bs. The only games I know of that didn't come out here are the SEGA ones because I don't folllow much of the others(Edit: Oh yeah senran kugaru, a game about some samurai girls with huge breasts made it into number 1 for vita. Which is just crazy for many reasons). But the huge difference of japanese game releases now compared to the 90's is pretty big. I think mainly because a lot of it has shifted its focus towards what seems to(easily) sell well over there, and t hey probably acknowledged that it doesn't over here.
I think we are at a point that some of the devs are understanding that games like that dont appeal here. Recent games like persona, ni no kuni are doing better and I wish SEGA distanced itself too. I hate to say it for the guys who are looking forward to it it, but pso2 has become a joke, and no update focusses improving the gameplay rather it brings new costumes. Not too long ago there has been seethrough wet towels and the skirts seem to becoming shorter with each costume update as well