 The Monday letters page thinks Xbox and PlayStation business decisions are driven by pride, as one reader recommends a racing Humble Bundle. To join in with the discussions yourself email gamecentral@metro.co.uk Make love not war I think it's hilarious that when we have games like Mortal Kombat, where people are getting PTSD from making the graphics so realistic, that a few seconds of full frontal nudity is suddenly shocking to everyone. I haven't played Baldur's Gate 3, but I did have a look on YouTube for some videos – for educational purposes – and it seems to work similarly to Mass Effect but a bit more explicit. I don't know who any of the characters are, but it all looked quite well done, as the emphasis was on them being in love and the sex scenes, presumably, being the culmination of hours of romance and friendship. Wouldn't things be a lot healthier if this was the norm? Some are saying Baldur's Gate 3 is too lewd but it's an 18-rated game. What adult is playing it and is so deeply offended by seeing someone's dangly bits that they have to go and complain on the internet? It's a sad reflection on society that depictions of love are far more likely to cause outrage than depictions of hate and violence. Royston Pride before a fall I would be fine with the PlayStation 6 being a hybrid like the Switch, but I can't see Sony doing it. Apart from miniaturisation clearly not being their strong suit I think they've got too much pride to abandon how they've always done things in order to copy Nintendo. It's the same reason why I don't think Microsoft has made a VR headset: they don't want to be seen as copying Sony or showing they haven't got any experience with the technology. I'm sure there's lots of other reasons in both cases but these company are run by human beings after all and sometimes I'm not sure that logic has all that much to do with it. Prio Undead Halo I've been playing a lot of Halo Infinite){kind=link}
The Monday letters page thinks Xbox and PlayStation business decisions are driven by pride, as one reader recommends a racing Humble Bundle.
To join in with the discussions yourself email gamecentral@metro.co.uk
Make love not warI think it’s hilarious that when we have games like Mortal Kombat, where people are getting PTSD from making the graphics so realistic, that a few seconds of full frontal nudity is suddenly shocking to everyone. I haven’t played Baldur’s Gate 3, but I did have a look on YouTube for some videos – for educational purposes – and it seems to work similarly to Mass Effect but a bit more explicit.
I don’t know who any of the characters are, but it all looked quite well done, as the emphasis was on them being in love and the sex scenes, presumably, being the culmination of hours of romance and friendship.
Wouldn’t things be a lot healthier if this was the norm? Some are saying Baldur’s Gate 3 is too lewd but it’s an 18-rated game. What adult is playing it and is so deeply offended by seeing someone’s dangly bits that they have to go and complain on the internet?