Forbes - Deep Silver’s Zombie Bait edition of ‘Dead Island: Riptide’ has stirred up controversy, but does it reflect poorly on the video game industry?
Carlos writes "We’re back once more to take a look back into the history of Xbox to unearth games that released many years ago, allowing us to celebrate their anniversary. This time around the game we’re looking at is Dead Island: Riptide."
Utomik - the “unlimited play” monthly subscription gaming service - expands its games library with several games from publisher Deep Silver, including Dead Island Riptide and Metro 2033 Redux with many more.
Microsoft is ending June with a bang, a lot of games are going on sale this week. But only if you have an active Xbox Live Gold membership.
I dont know but the same statue for a TV show, the walking dead for example, would be a prized collectors thing. But since this is a videogame its "horrible" "embarrassing" "a travesty" ETC.
You know when people wonder when people are actually moaning about something, where you can class them a "whiners"....yeah this is it.
"Does The 'Dead Island: Riptide' Busty Zombie Bust Give Video Games A Bad Name?"
Nope. It's just another bandwagon for negative haters to jump on. Not even gonna give this article a hit.
This is just a case of the video game industry creating its own flapping media hype.
No one in the real world cares about any of this stuff, its just a plastic mould collectable. That's the be all & end all about it. enough said.
Honestly political correctness aside this is just plain wrong. And yes it does give gaming a bad name.
Surely now even though the actual bust is inside a box, you can still clearly see it's entirety because of the clear plastic cover.. it must be quite embarrassing asking one of these at the counter with lot's of customers around.