Showing posts with label Xbox 360. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Xbox 360. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 5, 2010
Catherine's Erotic Box Art
| Posted On 9:56 AM by Grey | 0 comments |
Look away, kiddo. This game is not for you.
Bound to be a controversial project from the word go, Atlus' Catherine further confirms its adult-only status with the release of its box arts for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. We have earlier posted a preview for Catherine, the upcoming action-adventure game developed and published by developer Atlus (famed for their Persona franchise) for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. While the trailers have provided us more then enough proof on its erotic factor, Atlus decided to punch the point further with these fascinating box arts for the two consoles.
For those interested in getting Vincent (the protagonist) out of Catherine's voluptuous cleavage (probably to somewhere else), there's the PlayStation box art.
For those more interested in getting Vincent into his girlfriend Katherine's pants, there's the Xbox 360 box art.
Will this game actually make it to the Western audience?
As we ponder on, check out this cool and suggestive poster.
Bound to be a controversial project from the word go, Atlus' Catherine further confirms its adult-only status with the release of its box arts for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. We have earlier posted a preview for Catherine, the upcoming action-adventure game developed and published by developer Atlus (famed for their Persona franchise) for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. While the trailers have provided us more then enough proof on its erotic factor, Atlus decided to punch the point further with these fascinating box arts for the two consoles.For those interested in getting Vincent (the protagonist) out of Catherine's voluptuous cleavage (probably to somewhere else), there's the PlayStation box art.
For those more interested in getting Vincent into his girlfriend Katherine's pants, there's the Xbox 360 box art.
Will this game actually make it to the Western audience? As we ponder on, check out this cool and suggestive poster.
