They may not look it, but video games are surprisingly prudish. Despite all the heaving bosoms and shirtless dudes games seem to be filled with, very few of them go the whole nine yards for the full monty. Whether the nudity is for an 'arty' scene or just the byproduct of a stark custom character, the following games present our heroes the way they were born: as specially designed, unclothed models.
The Witcher might be based on the book series, but the Netflix adaptation will feature a nod to an iconic game scene. Speaking to Digital Spy and other press at San Diego Comic-Conshowrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich confirmed that the first scene will have a bathtub — so get ready for a whole new set of memes, especially if the scene features Henry Cavill's Geralt. There is a bathtub.
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If someone offered you a million dollars to get naked on camera, would you do it? What if someone was already paying you a million dollars to be on camera anyway, but still asked you to show some skin? Kinda takes the motivation away, doesn't it?
It and its many sequels ended up on a plethora of gaming systems. The game's hero was British archaeologist and adventurer Lara Croft, who was as famous for her iconic outfit, ponytail and buxom figure as for her serious sleuthing, acrobatic and fighting skills. It's no wonder that so many players wanted to undress Lara.
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More boobs in Game of Thrones! Because that show doesn't have enough of them. It's so prudish.
A documentary film has revealed the latest craze to sweep the U. A clip of the film depicts a nude 'video-gaming gathering' in New York's SoHo, where dozens of enthusiasts meet up with nothing but a games console to cover their dignity. But it turns out the 'craze' is the invention of an advertising agency plugging a new product - and the fly-on-the-wall documentary is in fact a staged spoof, using more than 30 actors and friends who were reading from a script.
The campaign, a mockumentary clip of a nude gaming party, has been viewed overtimes in the first week and has sparked conversation all over the web. I had the opportunity to ask Thinkmodo co-founder Michael Krivicka a few questions about this campaign, the art of the hoax, and how he and Thinkmodo have managed to start conversation time after time through online video. Read on to find out what he had to say.
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4 thoughts on “Nude gaming”
love u big boob
Idk man it's been doing that for me too amatuer fucking movies
Solo scenes are fuckin boring bro!!!