Gamez writes: "The first game had its moments and certainly had some fun, but did not convince in its entirety. If this is the second part is?"
A look at how some games deal with the morality of gameplay that involves killing lots and lots of people.
Eskimo Press: "Nudity in video games has been around for a long time. It seems though that we've been seeing an increasing number of games venturing down the path of nudity in recent years. Whether it’s the improved graphics, breast physics (ahem), or just the focus on sex and looks in the mainstream media that is bringing on this wave of nakedness, nudity in games is not uncommon these days. After the recent explicit images of Ellen Page in Beyond: Two Souls recently, we thought we’d share our top ten instances of nudity in video games."
God of War something here in N4G, the first little at the site is a picture of Skyrim.
Skyrim Modding says Hi!
:P
i just couldnt help myself XD ahahahah
but seriously now. who cares about nudity in games or any entertainment?
if its boobs not just the sake to have boobs there then i feel its fine. atleast before modding a game XD lol
I dont care for nudity in games but movies?
Everyone likes that happy feeling now and then right ;)
They didn't even have to sensationalize anything or use flamebait to get fanboys involved.
Just straight up honesty.
They called... and we answered.
I love to see some Kane and Lynch 2 in any list that isn't a Worst Of. Poor game is so completely, heartbreakingly misunderstood.
Agreed. K&L2 was a good game. The bloody naked level was a bit uncomfortable, but I really enjoyed the campaign, and the multi-player.
Agreed, dudes. That game was fun. People complained it was too short, but if it were longer, people would've complained it stretched on too long. If a game isn't CoD or Halo, it will be criticized for every little thing.
K&L2 was best experienced in one sitting. That's how I did it. It's like an action movie.
PlayStation Blog - "This week, the folks at Konami are excited to bring you the new PSN Release Puddle! Relying on the physics of water and other fluids (hot magma anyone?) in ever-evolving environments, you’ll need to guide the fluid flow with precision to get to the goal. While it seems like a simple concept, the gameplay requires a fun puzzle-focused mentality where you must tilt the entire environment, balancing the push of each fluid’s unique properties with the pull of environmental factors of gravity, friction, and obstacles. With PlayStation Move compatibility, and a demo available as well, Puddle is set to make a big splash on PlayStation Network.
