Pffft, no it won't. That svcker got stripped of his job, banned from speaking out against several games, almost arrested for including gay porm as evidence that video games were bad, and made himself look about as sane as a man with a hole in his head.


As for the issue of nudity, there isn't really that much of an issue with it. A skimpy outfit is not a problem, as long as no parts are shown. In a game that has drug abuse, gambling, violence, swearing, more violence, slavery, and alcohol abuse, a little bit of nudity isn't going to get that many people in an uproar, as long as it isn't overly done (aka full on briast or crotch showing)

I personally don't care. However, unnecessary nudity in games and movies makes them look extremely juvenile and awkward, so I'm definitely in favor of using it sensibly if at all. Nothing screams, "this game is for drunk, horny frat boys" like oodles of briasts flying everywhere for no reason.


While I agree that the bigger issue is parenting (censorship is only necessary with parents and the rest of society aren't doing their job raising the nation's kids), it's neither here nor there. As has been said multiple times in this thread already, it's a matter of money and has nothing to do whatsoever with morality. Crossing a certain line with your game's content can get your game banned from certain retailers, and bad PR (such as from purist parent groups raising a stink on the news) can cost you money. Not to mention the (albeit small) possibility of litigation. Developers have to decide whether adding the content in question does more to help or hurt the success of their game.

By the way, it's not CNN that is constantly demonizing the games and film industries, it's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKzF173GqTU.


This is my thought as well.


I mostly agree, but the games industry has it a lot worse than the film industry does. At least film has been accepted by the general public as a medium for advlts as well as children. A large cross-section of Americans still views gaming as an activity for children, and they can't be convinced otherwise regardless of how the ESRB labels a game. For that reason there are people that will be up in arms anytime "advlt" content is included in a video game. Even though the game is clearly labeled as being for ages 17+ they'll still decry the game's corruption of our children, unfortunately.

The funny shame is that Planescape was not rated M (and it has a 25' nvde statue of Anna ).

sorry I don't talk to perverts or trolls. I mean you are basically saying kids that are nvde all day every day aren't messed up
and you sound like a nudist pervert.

I mean I'm for nvde for this game for strip clubs in new vegas. But that second to last sentence you said made me sick.

this is proove lot of people see nudity as porm. which is stupid.

Help me out here where is the statue?
Played on a english version and its been awhile.
And apparently england may have suffered a few cuts in some older games.

this is proove lot of people see nudity as porm. which is stupid.

I've heard about nudists and there's more to it than your saying. I'm not gonna get in the details. But it's perverted and sick.