From GameTrailers:

Ouch, it looks like this sexy game got a bad review. Stay away from this game!

In this incendiary review, GT righteously smites a man-baby named Larry.

From gossipgamers.com (via Digg):

 Erotic game developers Tech48 based in Japan is using face tracking technology to let players interact with the game. The game will shift angle depending on which way the player is looking at the screen which means looking up at girl’s skirts in this game.

 

From vggen.com:

All Star Cheer Squad wants to take your mundane, video game playing butt and pump some spirit into it. Before you can get your rah-rah on, the game first asks you to create the avatar that will serve as you for the remainder of the game. Surprisingly, the option to play as a male was included (I didn’t see that coming seeing as the game is marketed toward girls). After gender comes eyes, face shapes, hair, make-up, and of course, clothing. After you’ve created your peppy little firecracker, it’s time to give them a name and get to cheering! I named my cheerleader Sandy. Hey, I was in a Grease mood!

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Gameplay is simple: follow through the tutorial mode presented by the cheerleaders where they teach you how to hold the Wii remote and Nunchuk just so in order to register movements. Throughout the game, players will progress through different stages of competitions and practices. A bar on the bottom of the screen will scroll that contains the timing and which movement that needs to be performed. If you’ve played any rhythm games, then this should not comes as a shock. There are a myriad of different moves to perform, such as making L shapes with both arms, creating Vs, waggling the remote back and forth, and other various cheerleading gestures that look best when done by a group of spirited girls.

From independent.co.uk:

A game that involves the player stalking victims and then raping them in a virtual world was being offered for sale by online retailer Amazon.com.

The shocking ‘rape simulator’, Rapelay, is set in Japan and carried a sickening game description on the Amazon website. An MP said last night that he plans to raise the issue in Parliament.

Reviews by gaming websites have expressed horror at the basis for the game.

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From kotaku.com:

From the ESRB, which describes Grey’s Anatomy as a "story-based role-playing game"…

The storyline contains frequent references to sexual encounters between different characters and dialogue that contains sexual innuendo (e.g., "Is there anyone in this hospital you’re not trying to sleep with?" and "You wanna have sex after the surgery?"). Some scenes take place soon after characters have had sex. Dialogue also contains mild expletives (e.g., "hell" and "a*s") and references to alcohol (e.g., "You me, at a restaurant, bottle of wine").

A bottle of wine sounds lovely!

Oh sure, the game appears to be a ported-sideways version of a Windows PC adventure game more reliant on its property than quality gameplay, but Ubisoft has put its good name on the title, so it can’t be that bad. Watch for the upcoming review.

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From multiplayerblog.mtv.com:

Earlier this year, Peekaboo Pole Dancing announced their plans to create a pole dancing game for the Wii.

I followed up with the company, known for the Carmen Electra pole dancing kit (the “Electra-pole”), to see if there’s been any deals made. Simon Kay, a rep for Peekaboo and licensing agency AT New Media told me via e-mail that they are still seeking a developer and publisher.

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