no. its not that "Wow" of a scene unless you haven't seen any tits in your life before.

I think you've missed the point. Its not just a 'Wow boobies!' scene, its the fact that you can clearly see she doesn't want to do whats she's having to do, and you feel uncomfortable seeing that. Hence why it will be a very intense game, one that will probably get banned in Australia thanks to our hopeless and pre-Victorian era government.

It depends also on personal tastes. I quite like Madison's kind of woman also in real life, so despite the scene was dramatic and not erotic, I liked her.

well, then im sure HR will have a more intense scene than that, that one isn't that different from the "if you don't do this i kill you" scenes.

How is a fake girl stripteasing in a videogame intense in any way?

it will make you intense if you are playing it , since one wrong move and you are dead

how is shooting fake aliens in a videogame intense in any way?

Well yeah sure if you look at it like that no game would have any intensity or emotional impact, because if you view all game characters as purely fictional constructs then there isn't anything to humanise and feel emotion for. But seriously, do you really do that? Because that goes against human nature, most people form bonds with lots of non-human objects, like pets, cars, boats, tools, even controllers (a bit strange that one, but someone was mentioning it earlier in a different thread). The scene is intense because you emphasise with Madisons' situation, because you use a thing called imagination and perceived her character as real.  I guess you don't read many fictional books either?

When that happens it's Game Over... Yeah

Thanks for trying. This has nothing to do with the thread. He didn't ention Halo at all. And I was thinking the same as him until czecherychestnut explained