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After "Hot Coffee" scandal, gaming trade show said days of scantily clad models were through. Ahem.![]()
Photos: 'Booth babes' then and now
After "Hot Coffee" scandal, gaming trade show said days of scantily clad models were through. Ahem.![]()
Photos: 'Booth babes' then and now
December 27, 2009 9:15 PM PST
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So really the big worry here is for all those 17-year olds, and as I'm sure we all know, 17 year olds will go blind if they see some poorly pixelated, obviously faked, humorous representation of sex. I mean, those 12 months between turning 17 and turning 18 are going to make some huge world of difference when it comes to a persons ability to handle cartoon sex!
Ohh, if anyone's worried though, the original M 17+ rating did state "Strong Sexual Content" (along with "Blood and Gore, Intense Violence and Drug Use") even without that "Hot Coffee" mod.
*sigh*
Isnt that the POINT of a booth babe?
And this is happening in LA. Thats the last place you'd expect.
- Liberals Everywhere
- by GrandpaN1947 May 14, 2006 2:49 PM PDT
- The Liberals are trying to ruin the show. Next the perverts will be using 14 year olds to promote their stuff.
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