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Last edited by Patola on 16 November 2019 at 10:46 am UTC
Liam Dawe"Adult Games" are not something I play and they're almost never emailed in by anyone, not users or PR teams. So you're not likely to see more of that any time soon.I know, you said it to me. But I would hope in the spirit of the site (diversity of genres and such) you would try and inform about this genre (and possibly others too), even though you might not like or play them. You have some contributors, maybe they can help on this matter?
This might seem funny, but I think adult cultural creations are an usually neglected but very important factor in the development of technology. In the early days of the internet (circa 1995-1996) they were the ones which innovated with javascript and new stuff (yeah, the dreaded popups...), and they are sure to have a huge public, for they appeal to our deepest instincts.
I test a lot of games/vn for adults and I prefer to use the appropriate "channels".
I agree that GoL must address a family audience.
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