Posted Sep 28, 2009 by Michael Bitton
A dozen or so new screenshots of Mortal Online have been made available over at German fansite MortalOnline-Szene, and from what we can gather, Mortal Online is definitely a breast of fresh air.

There is definitely a good amount of nudity in these screenshots so be warned they are NSFW.

From the looks of it, it seems like Mortal Online should satisfy players who are looking for a game with full player looting. I mean, come on, you can't even keep your shorts?!

Check out the screenshots here. [NSFW]

-------Originally from MMORPG

Adam Said: lol, absolutely full player looting!  I hope I could keep my underwear at least  if I play this game.

The following screenshots reminds me the scenes in Age of Conan:

By Mike Fahey

 
See if you can tell the difference between the screenshots and video depicting The Saboteur's Belle De Nuit night club, and try not to get fired, as a couple of the screens are slightly NSFW.

Yes, we've posted a couple of these screens before, with the E3 trailer that first took us outside the Belle De Nuit, and we pointed out that the video was a whole lot tamer than the screens were. EA explained that the ESRB was rather strict about video, which is probably why the women in this little club walkthrough are wearing much more than their screenshot counterparts as well, making it seem less like a seedy dive and more like the bar from Cheers, only in World War II France.
 

-----Originally from Kotaku

 Adam Said: It reminds me a wallpaper I casually saved,  I wasn't able to figure our what game was it,  now I know the game named "The Saboteur Galeria". The smells of this game is just so addictive.Well,I can't wait to try it out.

Yep. If Second Life's involved, how could sex toys not also be involved? A manufacturer of, uh, intimacy aids has filed a lawsuit alleging that users bootleg, with impunity, the virtual sex toy brand it also sells in Second Life.

Eros LLC of Florida, which produces the popular (or so I am told, anyway) SexGen line took Linden Lab to federal court this week, on a claim that the Second Life operator refuses to take action against users who custom-rig their own sex machines (more or less, they're code that facilitate boinking animations) and then slap the SexGen brand on 'em.

Sounds funny, but microtransactions are no joke. Some $600 million in in-world sales are expected this year, with Linden Lab taking a cut of that. It gets a cut of anything that changes hands for virtual buxx, black market goods or no. And on top of this, Eros does maintain an in-world store, so the virtual ripoff is very real to them.

Eros successfully sued some black marketeers two years ago; this suit represents an escalation. They seek class action status for other merchants who are getting bootlegged. Their allegations will also challenge the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which protects Web sites from le

Lula 3D Review PC Review by Ellie Gibson 20 January, 2006
The Lula 3D box displays a picture of the titular heroine perched atop satin sheets wearing a bikini and stockings, along with an assurance that the game features "Bouncin' Boobs Technology". In other words, it informs you exactly what type of game it is before you've even opened said box - an "erotic" adventure aimed squarely at 12 year old boys.

The problem is that the box doesn't also tell you that Lula 3D looks and plays like it was developed by a 12 year old boy, on a 12 year old PC, at least 12 years ago. Nor does it warn that every minute spent attempting to play the game will make you feel like you've just lost 12 years of your life, and leave you wishing that you had some kind of mind bulimia so you could sick it all up and start again.

Lula, for those who aren't familiar, first made her appearance back in 1998 in a game called Lula: The Sexy Empire. A sequel, brilliantly titled Wet Attack: The Empire Cums Back, was released a year later and a variety of spin-offs followed, including Lula Flipper (a pinball game that's nothing to do with dolphin sex, disappointingly).

Now the blonde bombshell

Tecmo’s cunning addition of controller motion induced breast jiggle to Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 caused something of a stir amongst those with an interest in such matters (practically everyone it seems), but now the feature can be seen in action with the below video, surreptitiously taken at a product demo it would appear:
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The PS3 remake of bouncing ninja action game Ninja Gaiden 2, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, is set to receive what may be the first truly noteworthy use of Sony’s highly original Sixaxis motion sensing controller: players can shake the controller, causing the breasts of female characters to move correspondingly.

As some wag puts it, Tecmo are “staying abreast of innovation.”

Whether this adds anything worthwhile whatsoever to the gameplay is highly questionable, but it is sure to boost sales amongst the all-important ronery demographic.

------------Originally from Sakaku Complex

 Adam said:  Ya it doesn't matter much about the gameplay, but I would like to try it out~

A sensual cover can sell just by itself. In video games it’s an absolute truth, with adolescents and young adults always interested in the new Tomb Raiders and such, drooling at the thousands of polygons used to render Miss Lara’s chest.

In MMO games it’s not so different. Marketing executives usually resort to beautiful girls to adorn ads and cover shots, trying to appeal to the significant 18-34 year old male demographic. And don’t even get us started in free-to-play Asian MMORPGs, whose usual biggest selling points are the attractive artworks. MMORPG Gate observes some games that used these strategies.

Aion – NCsoft

Aion follows the Korean school of MMORPG: beautiful anime-style artwork, with strangely coloured hair and revealing armour. It’s far from being the most blatant example of the genre, but there’s something oddly appealing in angelic female-winged warriors.

Luckily, Aion seems like a strong game without the need to resort to other strategies, and Ncsoft may have a winner in its hands.

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures – Funcom

Age of Conan’s female scent comes courtesy of Keaira, who went through a few iterations be