110% this.SenseOfTumour said:Putting away that the nature of this game puts back gaming by about 30 years, I can't believe there's games looking this bad still being made and getting green lit to a release.
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Really? The women aren't attractive enough? Hah, that's the one thing thing I actually like about this and a pet peeve of mine about other 'babe' games, the closest to which I've ever owned & played being Soul Calibre 2. It seems like with the advent of near life like 3d modeling graphics artists have been able to craft their image of a perfect women, creating an almost artificial quality to it because it's a perfection beyond the reach of real women. Narrowing it down even more, there's always great attention to detail paid to the boobies, and after that single perfect pair is crafted they get slapped onto practically every last woman in the game. The faces, skin tone, and maybe scale size may be different but other than that they're bodies are basically all the same shape.Anti-Robot Man said:Looks pretty broken as a fighting game, even from just the few seconds of attacks. Moreover sex appeal was obviously what they were pinning their hopes on here, they really should've tried a bit harder to find more attractive models. Wouldn't download this if it was free, couldn't even be bothered to finish the trailer.
Yeah just replace the characters of Mortal Combat with these girls and I'd buy it. Gore, girls, action, what's not to love? As it stands it's just got the girls and sub-par acting so there's actually not much chance of me getting it. Besides, I still have a few costumes to unlock on Ruble Roses XX (one of my favorite games).Tarlane said:Edit: Someone above mentioned how they should make this game more violent and I somehow combined it with Mortal Kombat. 'Finish her! Nudity, Venus wins!'
Honestly the whole thing falls into the uncanny valley like a road runner cartoon.Kimarous said:...the graphics fall under uncanny valley...
I think one of them was dating the producer...Fuloqwam said:The fact that they got this many girls with so little self-respect makes me weep for the entire female gender.
Actually, I'll give those women the benefit of the doubt and assume the developers were holding their families hostage.
I want to point out that the Roman goddess Venus is technically not a direct analogue of Aphrodite. Although most of the more familiar entities in the Roman pantheon can be held up side-by-side against the Greek pantheon to find little in the way of differences, it is generally held that, rather than adopting the Greek gods wholesale, the Romans merged the qualities of the Greek gods with those of local deities (in particular the Etruscans). Therefore, while Venus is so close in alignment to the depiction of Aphrodite as to consider them the same in common parlance, if we're being paedantic (which why wouldn't we be?) there does exist a realm of sense where they could theoretically coexist as two separate entities.John Funk said:Though it says something about me that the thing I find most objectionable about this is that there is a character named Venus and one named Aphrodite. Clearly, Creative Edge doesn't know its Greco-Roman mythology.