I never got why celebrities like her with moles on their faces don't use their money to get it removed.  Other than that I find her quite attractive though not as much as Katy Perry.

I guess it just becomes part of the "look" after a while. And as for your second point, I have no idea who that is XD I'm not good with celebrities at all.

I think it's more of a sex sells situation rather than the gaming industry's tastes.

The fact that it had so many ads, made me not even consider it. Typically if a game is advertised profusely then its gameplay is not selling the game.

I have to disagree. With movies and tv-series, in-your-face boobage is never enough for them to do well. Maybe they help a bit, but not all that much. With video games, developers don't even try anymore. They just make boobs bigger and bigger and that's all you see posted on forums. I find it sad and embarassing. Same with the armour of female characters. It sends the message that most gamers are immature 13-year-olds who will take clevage over a compelling character.

I expect more ads for games with female celebritities dressed in an unrealistic and slutty way to sell games.

Nyeh, played that game for awhile, but ended up leaving with a bad taste in my mouth. x.X While there were some interesting pseudo-political undertones in terms of the factions and major players in my server world, (rivalries, alliances, etc, etc,) and the use of server vs. server events DID bring some interesting results, (off the top of my head, our opposing server in the first event actually had over half of its playerbase HELPING us, because they hated the faction in power so much,) the use of 'pay to win' is just legitimately obscene over there. o.o I know it's part and parcel with free to play titles, but this game just felt even more shameless about it.

It wasn't simply stuff like speeding up troop training/building stuff, etc, although it's safe to say that the biggest spenders had armies of truly immense size. There is this one particular tactic in the game that involves using Advanced Teleports (which cost premium currency, of course,) to teleport literally RIGHT beside a target city. You attack (troop travel time at that proximity often being less than thirty seconds, meaning that even if the person is literally online at that exact moment, they might not react in time,) shatter the defenses, attack a bunch more times to mop up any resources you might have missed, and then teleport back to your original spot, without so much as leaving a trail to your new hideout. However, the BIGGER spenders would also spam troop travel speedups on those marches, meaning their army would often hit you before the game even notified you that you were under attack. =P It was like fighting against black magic.

The top players, naturally, spent thousands (actually, probably tens of thousands,) of dollars to get there, with armies so massive and unsustainable that if they actually did get overpowered and raided, it would cost hundreds or thousands of more dollars just to recover from the damage. =P The kicker was, BEING overpowered didn't actually happen a lot to those massive players at first, as within a server most of them avoided fighting one another on equal ground, army against army- both sides stood to lose a lot- but once the server vs server events started... man, a lot of those top players ended up burning, and spending God knows how much extra money to try and bounce back from the beating. x.X

If her breasts had any effect on sales, it would have flopped.....*rim shot*

Yes.

Constant, many commercials on multiple mainstream channels does wonders. Nintendo should learn that.....

I've seen that ad at least 30 time by now....... The game looks terrible though! :p

Unless they supported it adequately *ba dum tssss*

Whats wrong with you people.. A thread about Kate Upton and no pic of her..