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What Video-Games Can Learn from Erotic Art

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When it comes to advancing video games as a medium, there are valuable and simple lessons for all game developers and creators to be learned from the art of eroticism. Yes, eroticism. If these principles and ideas are applied carefully and correctly, as they do in erotic art, it could enrich video games as a medium to show creative works. The connection between video games and eroticism might sound weird at first but bear with me and watch the video until the end. We go through many examples in games like the last guardian, ico, shadow of the colossus, and metal gear. I'm sure many will wonder what these video games have to do with eroticism? Featured Music: Biology Slides by Bleak House http://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Bleak_House/Music_From_The_Middle_Room/08BleakHouse-BiologySlides_1100 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. #eroticism #videogames #ico
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