That's a relief
I was beginning to think we'd *never* get any pictures of boobs on the Internet. What took so long?
The Duke is back with a fresh PR stunt, this time an online game which features guns, targets and lots of Bulgarian airbags. The game - aptly titled Duke Nudem - pits a user against one of four models in a shooting gallery, firing different weapons in a variety of modes. The luscious ladies encourage you to shoot your load by …
"Derivative of everything you've played in the last five years and bereft of a single original idea not ripped off from Duke Nukem 3D" doesn't sound very impressive, hence the obsessive focus on breasts.
(No, I haven't played a pre-release copy or whatever; I just have the feeling that, however pessimistic I choose to be about the quality of the eventual game, it'll be hard to be pessimistic enough. It'll get middling-okay reviews for the most part because it's Duke Nukem Forever and we all remember fondly back to when our first facial hair was coming in and we were praying nightly for a release date, so nobody's going to have the heart to savage it like it deserves -- but that's not going to make it any more worthwhile a game to actually play.)
Strange isn't it how the mere chance of a glimpse of naked female flesh, ideally boobs but almost anything will do, has the power to reduce grown men to boys.
Of course, being female myself I can see a pair whenever I want.....
and touch them too....
Hazel
(a slightly frustrated terminatrix who forgot humans don't bounce...)
As a certified, qualified and bespectacled geek, I have now lost the ability to reason, communicate or engage in any kind of intellectual process as a result of
A: the boobies in the game (got to them in about 60 seconds!)
B: your talk of Boobies
C: the thought of being able to see boobies
D: the thought of being able to touch boobies
E: the thought of doing C or D anytime I liked
F: where was I? Oh yes.. mmmmmm Boobies *drool*