BoneTown is the first entry in the new Adult Video Game Industry.
Albuquerque, NM, October 6, 2008 — Sex, drugs, fighting, and adult humor combine in BoneTown, the world’s first and only pornographic video game title. The PC video game, produced by D-Dub Software, launched this week online at www.BoneTown.com and in adult stores around the world to critical and popular acclaim. “This game is the future of the adult industry,” says legendary porn star Ron Jeremy, who co-stars in the game.
Though the average age of a video gamer is 33 years old, until now video games were the only entertainment industry without a legitimate adult side. With video games as the fastest growing entertainment medium in the world (grossing $17.9 billion in 2007) and pornography as perennially the least discussed but most profitable entertainment industry in America, many find it surprising that BoneTown will be the first time these two industry titans are coming together.
“We never see anything new in the adult industry,” agreed one Canadian retailer. “We’ve been waiting for this for years.” BoneTown has also attracted the attention of such national media as the Adult Video News (AVN), who recently featured it on their website and at their Adult Novelty Expo. “This is the most innovative game I’ve ever seen,” said a representative of AVN.
BoneTown, though not the first to attempt sex in a video game, will be the first to combine a full featured video game and full penetration sex into one “Action Adventure Porno” game, and the first title in the new Adult Video Game Industry. The free roaming PC video game features having sex in public with thousands of girls. A player can also take drugs, which give him “magical” powers that help him defeat enemies. Once a foe has been defeated the player can steal his identity, making it possible to experience the full range of adult humor each character offers.
BoneTown is currently being sold online at www.BoneTown.com and at adult stores worldwide. With its launch, D-Dub Software is excited to start a new industry and change the perception of both video games and pornography. “I usually don’t play video games because they bore me,” declared Ron Jeremy, “But this one is outrageous.” Justin Bourne of AVN agrees. “This game kicks Grand Theft Auto IV’s a**.”
About D-Dub Software:
D-Dub Software knew that to compete as a small developer in the massive video game industry, they had to find a niche market. The founders, Hod and JB, started their then two person company in a garage in Albuquerque, NM in 2004. They soon graduated to an office, and developed the game over a period of four years with under ten employees.
