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Sex in Games and Blogs 04/09/2004 05:30 PM

During a break from wrestling with Windows Shell COM interfaces, I was googling to find what PS2 game I should get next when I came across this Sex in Games: Rez+Vibrator article by Jane Pinckard who runs Game Girl Advance site with Justin Hall, both of whom I recognized from Joi Ito's posts and pictures.

Anyway, the article is two years old but I think you'll enjoy it.  It's just too bad our PS2 console is in the livingroom and my son likes to sleep with his door open. :-)




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