How can we have got this far through the thread and no-one's posted this?
or if that's redex'd / hot link prevented, the page:
http://www.gamebox64.com/cgi-bin/displaygamebox.pl?GameBox64ID=95
Classic, embarrassingly soft-pornographic box art right there. For the C64.
(I think I actually have an unboxed copy of this for my Atari ST, too. I remember it sucking. The guy who sold us the machine secondhand must have kept the box as it was the better half of the overall package)
NB also: FREE POSTER INSIDE. I think it was the couple from the box art in a standing-up and slightly more steamy pose.
Fun fact: The guy went on to be "Wolf" in the UK version of Gladiators. I can't remember the eventual fate of the well equipped young lady, but a rusty and unreliable memory suggests to me that her usual employ was flaunting her assets on the third page of various tabloid newspapers, so she may well be sitting behind a cash register now.
Anyhoo... It's a longstanding problem that will probably never go away, because as a marketing strategy, IT WORKS. Regardless of the complaints. Sex sells, guys.
Anyway, I love the "CDROM version!" sticker on the ES:A box. Ah, that takes me back. A more innocent time when CDROM owners could look down on floppy-drive using peons and flaunt their fully voice-acted, occasionally FMV-blessed directors cut editions of an otherwise normal game and laugh a hearty laugh.

or if that's redex'd / hot link prevented, the page:
http://www.gamebox64.com/cgi-bin/displaygamebox.pl?GameBox64ID=95
Classic, embarrassingly soft-pornographic box art right there. For the C64.
(I think I actually have an unboxed copy of this for my Atari ST, too. I remember it sucking. The guy who sold us the machine secondhand must have kept the box as it was the better half of the overall package)
NB also: FREE POSTER INSIDE. I think it was the couple from the box art in a standing-up and slightly more steamy pose.
Fun fact: The guy went on to be "Wolf" in the UK version of Gladiators. I can't remember the eventual fate of the well equipped young lady, but a rusty and unreliable memory suggests to me that her usual employ was flaunting her assets on the third page of various tabloid newspapers, so she may well be sitting behind a cash register now.
Anyhoo... It's a longstanding problem that will probably never go away, because as a marketing strategy, IT WORKS. Regardless of the complaints. Sex sells, guys.
Anyway, I love the "CDROM version!" sticker on the ES:A box. Ah, that takes me back. A more innocent time when CDROM owners could look down on floppy-drive using peons and flaunt their fully voice-acted, occasionally FMV-blessed directors cut editions of an otherwise normal game and laugh a hearty laugh.