Shock horror! Mass Effect in lesbo sex drama!
Much ado about nothing. But it’s better than The Leather Goddesses of Phobos I suppose.
Tecmo / Sega
Look closely at these coffee/tea/beverage-of-your-choice mugs. I apologize for the poor quality, but you should still notice a couple of things on each of them.
Mmmm, boob mugs.
Elizabeth Le
Elizabeth Le makes pretty girls. Actually, she makes prettier boys, but this is SimGirlz, so you’ll have to head to her site to check those out.
Over here you’ll have to make do with some beautiful high-res pictures of several of her Painter pieces.
IGG
New character sketches have been released for Zu Online, the latest in the deluge of “free” MMOs.
There are simply too many of these games to care about this one particularly, but at least it has some pretty girls, six of which you’ll find inside.
Focal Press
To celebrate last month’s launch of the terrific Virtual Vixens book (which you can purchase by clicking it to the right there), Focal Press is announcing a digital art contest.
Contest entries will be judged on originality, technical execution and visual impact in the construction of a 3D digital character. The grand prize winner in each of two categories will be awarded US$1,000 and the winning images will be featured in a Focal Press advertisement in the February 2008 issue of Game Developer magazine.
Full details, and a couple of stunning examples from the book, are available inside.
Bungie
Happy Halo Holiday!
In honor of this marketing event, I’m throwing up a lot of pictures of the only interesting thing about Halo 3 - sweet, naked Cortana.
Capcom
Hot from the Tokyo Game Show, new screenshots and renders of the lovely Trish and newcomer Lady from Devil May Cry 4.
Enjoy the high-res shots inside.
Shunya Yamashita
Creators’ Labo brings us another Shunya Yamashita masterpiece, a hot little schoolgirl number named Arisa. You’ll definitely want to check out the hi-res pics inside - as always, they’re watermark free.
The highly improbable uniform is semi-removable, not that there’s much there in the first place. I dunno, do you think this one’s going too far?
Rodrigo Gelmi
I discovered Brazil’s Rodrigo Gelmi while browsing the Luxology gallery. His portfolio has a wide variety of work, but naturally I was drawn to his 3D girls.
They’re fascinating because rather than try and fight the limits of computer graphics which tend to result in plastic-looking surfaces, Gelmi embraces them, creating photoreal examples of plastic figures that may or may not exist in reality.
See all the high-res pinup beauties inside.
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