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Top 5 Videogame Sex Scenes

In response to Fox News' claptrap, we take a look at just how unsexy videogame sex is, and have compiled a lovely top 5 list for you. Since it's VGM, we've thrown in some movies too. | VGM.tv

Warprincess1165194d ago

Ewww, i think sex scenes in videogames are weird.

Krypto5194d ago

My wife and I enjoyed the sex scene in Heavy Rain. It turned her on...

Istanbull5194d ago

The sex scene in Fahrenheit was also good.

Kon5194d ago

Some yes, some no. But the gay scene in DA is the worst. ever.

TheLastGuardian5194d ago

...says the girl with the twilight avatar.

BiggCMan5194d ago

Heavy Rain is the only game I know of to have ever done it properly. Its just like a sex scene from a movie, its quiet, romantic, and goes along with the story. Its not there to get a rise out of young teens like many other games. Its also not afraid to show more nudity than other games do, because it really is a game ment for mature audiences only, unlike other M rated games. I love Heavy Rain, my personal GOTY for 2010.

jeeves865194d ago

While I really enjoyed Heavy Rain, I thought the sex scene was pretty...superfluous. I mean it was well played and tastefully done, but there's just one thing standing in the way.

Ethan Mars' son is missing. He's chin-deep in rainwater, kidnapped by a person known to be the Origami Killer. Father of the Year right there, "Lemme just bone this stranger that totally lied to me about her involvement in the storyline while my son slowly drowns." lol

room4145194d ago

@jeeves
The game gives you the choice. If you think it's innapropriate for the story then don't do it. I don't see the problem.

sjaakiejj5194d ago

@Jeeves:

Surprisingly (or perhaps not so much), when humans are stressed, which Ethan definitely was, they resort to having sex.

JoySticksFTW5194d ago (Edited 5194d ago )

@jeeves

who uses the word... "superfluous"?

Stop being so smart!

on topic:

Heavy Rains and ME's were alright

I couldn't believe HR's went so far though. But it did keep it realistic-ish

jeeves865194d ago (Edited 5194d ago )

@ room414 - I totally get the point of choice in the game (obviously, I played through it) but the scene doesn't fit with Ethan Mars' character. It's not a problem, it just doesn't mesh well with how a parent would act if their kid was missing.

Besides, the first time playing the game, you didn't really know which action would do what, and how far the developers would take that scene. You really don't have any way of knowing until it's finished :)

EDIT:

And it's not one of those instances where she'll just leave if you flub too many times or just won't move, or get caught up on something ;)

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dabri55194d ago (Edited 5194d ago )

With all the prepubescent teens on N4G, I expect this to hit into the 1000 degrees. Funny thing is, it's the top 5 unsexy sex scenes.

rob_gamestribe5194d ago

Sexy sex scenes don't actually exist in videogames yet sadly!

NateNater5194d ago (Edited 5194d ago )

This will be the top story by the end of the day with over 1000 degrees. Silly N4G.

Edit: catguykyou beat me to it lol

femshep5194d ago

"A recent ‘report’ by Fox News claims video games are responsible for nearly all the rapes in America"

Thank you fox for making false reports and once again proving you do not deserve to be called a news station

moe845194d ago

Agreed, what I wonder though is what causes rapes before video games? I mean, did rapists suddenly get bored for a decade or two then one day they decide to go "Pong that person"?

femshep5194d ago

or maybe they see everyone as a blue alien that they have to save the Galaxy with.....in which case we can blame Avatar =p

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Next Year, I Promise I Will Play A Different Character In Dragon Age: Origins

I've played the exact same Warden in Dragon Age: Origins for years. In 2025, I will finally make a different one. Maybe.

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CoNn3rB125d ago

Tried it before, doesn't work. I tried to to play a Dalish archer but ended up being a Dwarf Noble warrior again, must be a bug

OtterX125d ago

Next year is tomorrow, so you'll start a new character tomorrow, right? 🤔

OtterX125d ago

It's not now, at least where I live. It's 2025 as of 2 hours ago. :P

Bercilak125d ago

Seriously? I play every playable character there is: a male human noble.

TheColbertinator125d ago

My preferred origin is Dalish Elf Archer that recruits the Templars, Baelen's Dwarves with Golems and Dalish Elves. Took me 3 playthroughs to lock down a "true" file for me. What a game.

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Does Dragon Age: The Veilguard Top Dragon Age: Origins?

How does BioWare's latest stack up against its best offerings?

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LordoftheCritics182d ago

LOL

DAO pioneered a new era for cinematic rpgs while Vainguard pioneered well shampood hair.

VenomUK181d ago (Edited 181d ago )

I bought Dragon Age: Origins at launch and I enjoyed it. It didn't pioneer diddly squat. What did it do that Mass Effect hadn't done already?

Armaggedon181d ago

People miss variables easily.lol

TheNamelessOne181d ago

Long story - no
Short story - no

Armaggedon181d ago

Depends who you ask. For me it did, and dragon age origins is still to this day my most replayed single player game.

MeatyUrologist181d ago

Wow, so sounds like you would put Veilguard up there as an all time favorite? Just curious what you love about it. I'm about 10 hours in and nothing has really grabbed me other than the gorgeous environments and animations

Armaggedon181d ago (Edited 181d ago )

What I liked about dragon age has always been the lore. Origins introduced concepts, but they didn’t really start toying with it until dragon age 2. Veilguard still has the lore and sense of mystery for me, but it also has the combat. I am more of martial arts kind of player. Games like Devil may cry, wo long fallen dyansty sekiro, or fighting games are what Im usually playing if I am not playing an rpg. I usually like role playing a super strong warrior, which this game lets you do, and it lets me concentrate on my specific character. One of the things keeping me from playing Baldurs Gate 3 offline is the fact that I have no choice but to control all of my team members. For me, that takes me out of the role playing experience when I am a gallant knight that has to always use a mage or rogue in combat. It was alot better playing with friends though.

For a game to be “good” for a player, it has to have a hook, and veilguard has several things that hook me in from combat, loot, to lore, and even the characters. Some games just dont have a popular hook that rakes in alot of people, so I always understand if someone doesnt like a specific experience. But when people start saying things are trash, thats when I say it gets borderline disrespectful.

SoloZelot90181d ago

In what way is the combat and build diversity good?

Devil may cry has the style meter that encourages good combat. It also has enemy variety...veilgaurd doesn't. Veilgaurds builds are pretty much non-existent. The itemization is boring due to its extreme linearity.

As far as lore goes...I guess you're fine with them butchering the qunari.

Armaggedon181d ago

. If people can have fun with souls game combat, they should be okay with the combat in veilguard? Learn to view a games attributes in respect to the entire game instead of viewing everything in isolation. Devil may cry, all you do 98 percent of the time is beat the crap out of stuff….. of course its going to have more enemy variety and deeper combat. Thats the whole game😂
I dont too much care for what they did with the qunari, but Im not going to get caught up on it. Only an empty cup can be filled.

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Armaggedon181d ago

In terms of traditional rpg aspects, origins wins. In terms of scale, presentation, and refined simplicity, Veilguard wins. Its not as simple as game A is better than game B, we have to set parameters

For example: Are there people that think origins is better? Yes, alot of them. Is it though? That is debatable.

SoloZelot90181d ago (Edited 181d ago )

Huh?

Okay in terms of story and choices as well as outcomes and character progression and writing...origins does it better.

In terms of combat decisions, diversity in encounters and strategies as well as meaningful power progression and itemization...origins does it better

In terms tone...that's more a preference...I'm not a fan of the change in direction....prefer dark fantasy and gore that origins brought.

I will give you the simplicity and eye candy vistas though the graphics have less to do with the game and more to do with videogames graphic progression. As far as simplicity...yes 100% veilgaurd wins there. The combat is so simple and mundane it is made for the casuals too busy on their phones to care too much about complex systems.

And before you tell me that the writing being bad is my opinion ..first maybe go check what actual writers have to say about it. People go for degrees about this type of thing.

Armaggedon181d ago (Edited 181d ago )

They follow a certain set of rules that is decided upon by the supposedly fallible, as to how things are supposed to be done. Does not make them untouchable because they have a degree. What they say is of interest, but it should not be considered gospel by anyone with awareness of how things work in this existence. I have bested opponents that are considered professional level, and Im not one myself. I have likewise learned from those not considered to be at my level in a specific area. Alot of that is subjective. In terms of character progression, Im seeing more in veilguard. In terms of story, it was simply gather treaties to fight darkspawn. This game is very similar: collect people to help stop the evanuris. Im more invested in this. The evanuris debit, is akin to Madara Uchihas build up and subsequent appearance in Naruto. They have been building towards this for three games. For me, what I am experiencing is hooking me in far more than origins.

And what is meaningful power progression? I never get to make the Sage of Strength true to form in these rpgs because warriors are always so normal, never possessing the herculean strength to role play the way I want. This game is one of the only rpgs I have played where the warrior feels superhuman. Whos to say that causing an earthquake with a stomp is not more meaningful to me than what origins has? Origins is more tactical, but more meaningful? Debatable
When setting these parameters, it is of paramount importance to detach oneself from personal bias, otherwise it will defeat the purpose.

SoloZelot90181d ago

Only for those with tremendously low standards and/or who are trying to push an agenda into gaming.

I'm thinking it's really just the former...that's what I hope anyways.

In no way, shape or form does this game come even remotely close to the nearest galaxy far away from dragon age origins or dragon age 2 for that matter.

Armaggedon181d ago

Lets not get hyperbolic now.

jznrpg180d ago (Edited 180d ago )

I really disliked 2 so I doubt it’s worse than that one but I am haven’t played Veilguard yet so I can’t say until I do

SoloZelot90180d ago (Edited 180d ago )

2 is my favourite for 2 reasons. Companions were all incredible...it's where we got varric after all.

And the events after each act actually have meaning. Sure the end state doesn't vary much but the storytelling surrounding each act ending as well as the possible outcomes is magnificent. I won't get into spoilers but loved that about the 2nd. I'm willing to have my mind changed but I've yet to encounter anyone able to tell me specifically what was so horrible and detrimental to the second that you don't also get in something like inquisition.

Inquisition is up there with it for me. I can recall all companions or most from both games and remember them fondly. Same for Kotor. But with inquisition I can't recall a single character outside of solas and the woman templar but only slightly to be honest.

jznrpg180d ago

I’d guess it doesn’t top it for me as I really enjoyed the first game but I can’t say for sure without playing both of them

Armaggedon180d ago

Depends on what you liked about origins. If it was the story and lore buildup, then you will probably be fine. If its the roleplaying aspects, veilguard is probably a hard pass because the rpg aspects seem extremely light, especially compared to dragon age origins. Choices and consequences do exist, but they seem to be small scale so far.

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Great Games for Avid Readers

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