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Brit-Brit suffered a similar fate in February when one of her dancers disassembled her leotard by mistake. It’s been fantastic to team up with Breast Cancer Now to launch the first-ever uncensored live breast check on the platform. On Twitter, Gamuzumi — publisher of such titles as Elves Fantasy Hentai Puzzle, Insider Her (Bedroom), and Beauty Bounce — has lifted the lid on a new, more puritanical approach from Nintendo.

Hentai Uni, pictured above, for example, creepily boasts that it’s “a puzzle game that can be played with one hand”. Will usually dispatch within same working day if paid before 15:00 GMT (excludes weekends and holidays). During the live event, an expert nurse from the charity will share how to do a breast or chest check with two women and a man - as around 55,000 women and 370 men are diagnosed with this devastating disease each year in the UK. Celebrities including Geri Horner, Lisa Snowdon and Cara De la Hoyde-Massey have Tweeted their support. But it sounds like such titles won’t be allowed on the platform in future, if one developer of risque titles is to be believed.

Asda Tickled Pink proudly funds Breast Cancer Now’s breast awareness work, including Touch Look Check (TLC), and generously funded the YouGov survey commissioned by the charity. Breast Cancer Now’s ambition is that, by 2050, everyone who develops breast cancer will live and be supported to live well. The main reasons women gave for this included over half (53%) forgetting to check, over a third (39%) not being in the habit of checking, a fifth (19%) not feeling confident in checking their breasts, not knowing how to check (16%), not knowing what to look for (12%) and being worried about finding a new or unusual change (11%). While most breast changes won’t be cancer, it’s vital to contact your GP if you find anything new or unusual - as the sooner breast cancer is found, the more successful treatment is likely to be. To enable personalized advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.All statistics from results from a quantitative YouGov survey of 1,042 women who agreed to take the survey.