From joystiq.com:

Swords and boobs helped propel Namco Bandai to $99.7 million in profit during the third quarter of its financial year. GameDaily reports that Soul Calibur IV has been the publisher’s most successful title, selling 2.2m units this fiscal year, followed by Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit’s 730k. Overall, the PS2 is the publisher’s most successful platform for its software, followed by the Wii. Also, the PSP has been slightly kinder to the publisher than the DS.

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From techcrunch.com:

Now it looks like Apple is having second thoughts. After hitting the top spot on the Japanese App Store and seeing 20,000 downloads over ten days, Wobble has been asked by Apple to remove anything having to do with ‘Boobs’ and ‘Booty’ from their marketing text. Developer Jon Atherton writes that he tried to point out that this was outright censorship, only to (unsurprisingly) be told that it was Apple’s way or the highway.

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