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[edit] Satirical?
In the main article at the start of the second paragraph it says that "Demonhead broadly satirizes the style and conventions of anime,..." This game was made in Japan for the Japanese audience, who make and watch anime. Shouldn't the sentence say: "Demonhead incorporates the style and conventions of anime,...?"
It would only be satirical if another country made the game like the US.