As noted earlier this week, the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has created a special interest group focusing on “the issues and challenges facing the use of adult sexual content in video games.”
In an insightful blog post on WaterCoolerGames.org, Ian Bogost charges that “the Sex SIG doesn’t seem legitimately interested in commercial videogames that hope to make forthright comments on the human condition; rather, they seem interested in facilitating empty titillation through adult content.”
Don’t miss the comments. An IGDA representative has already responded.
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Why the IGDA's new Sex Games SIG goes limp
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