tits and fanny!

You obviously don't pick up on sarcastic humor very well 

But video games... sure more sex!  Cuz you know, all that bouncing digital silicone  just doesn't cut it for me anymore... if they don't start putting in fully interactive sex scenes into games soon im just gonna give up on gaming in general.  Who plays games for fun or entertainment anymore?  Seriously, don't you people know its all about "TEH BOOBAGE" these days!

/sarcasm

For the record I don't see anything wrong with having a character love interest added to the plot of the game or a romantic scene here and there to move the story along, but there's no reason for it to be anything more graphic then what you'd see on a daytime soap opera, because if it is then it just becomes gratuitous by the simple fact that games aren't something you watch like a play or movie... they are meant to be played.

Once you start crossing that line like the "Hot Coffee" hack did (even though it was pretty basic and not really as graphic as people made it out to be) you're gonna open up a whole 'nother can of worms that quite frankly should stay sealed. There's plenty of stuff out there to satisfy anyone's cravings for that sort of thing, and i don't think we need to ad mainstream videogaming to that list (not counting all the adult and independent stuff on the PC of course, but thats a whole separate audience... )

I don't need a 'fuck sim mini game' in the average rpg too; i think Square did a great job with those mature and sexual themes in FFVII; real sexual explicit content you can put in sex games like the japanese love to play lol

 Woah, I was not attacking Christianity for anything (see my sig in fact).  I was giving the reason for why I thought the sex/violence dichotomy existed.  Nor do I neccessarily think it's hypocritical.  In fact, from a Christian point of view, such an imbalance makes perfect sense.

About the display of sexuality in Europe: as I said before, sexuality has had a much slower slide towards acceptence than violence, so I would posit that Europe's move towards it has simply been faster than the U.S.'s.  I really don't think Europe had such an openness towards public sexuality all along, now have they?

the moral is christian in NA and Europe, so also the sexual moral, especially in the US you can't show or say a lot on national tv, in the Netherlands you do have sex and tits and stuff on national tv in the evening and at night, you can also say fuck on tv and whatever you want

it wasn't until the forth century AD when sex became sinful, it hapenned with the rise of christianity and the fall of Rome, the christians made it sinful, and started the whole sex only to get children, and after you've got married, and clothing that shows few skin and so on, the germanic, greek and roman people where before they became christians much more open and relax in regard of sex

you americans have things like the f-word and the n-word, we don't have that in the netherlands, and also nothing gets bleebed out or censored on tv

I don't think the question here is if you'd get turned on or not but if it's appropriate or not. I couldn't care less, I can't get exited over pixels, but if other people want it then fine. I don't see how sex is worse than violence.

I really don't care. That whole "try your luck" in GTA was kind of lame cuz all you got was some screaming and that's about it, they might as well have left it out, and put airplane flight back in.

I could see from a parents stand point that they wouldn't want little billy able to have sex in a game, but it's nothing I haven't seen before so I don't care. They would just have to change the rating of the game.