'We Dare' - a party game that offers players a large variety of fun and flirty games

mystic86 · 22-01-2011 01:04AM #1

http://www.thegamersparadise.com/playstation/ubisoft-announces-we-dare

hmmm

Grayditch · 22-01-2011 01:07PM

Well... It was only a matter of time before the real reason for the Move's... eh.. 'shapely' controller design was revealed.

Wii, tough. Ouch.

deathrider · 22-01-2011 07:26PM

Eh... kinda sounds like Anne Summer the video game edition.
Now as much craic as I'm sure is intended by this game, they seem to be forgetting the unfortunate fact that 90% of gamers are male. I can't really imagine a group of lads playing this on a night in with a few beers.

Helix · 22-01-2011 09:32PM

deathrider wrote: »

they seem to be forgetting the unfortunate fact that 90% of gamers are male

hasnt been that way for a LONG time

more women are buying their first console than men since the wii was launched, and the split is edging closer and closer to parity

what you mean is that 90% of hardcore gamers are male, and thats not up for debate, but this isnt a game for hardcore gamers

deathrider · 23-01-2011 05:07AM

I stand corrected then. When playing online, there always seems to be a lot (by a long shot) more guys than girls. Same with my friends. I probably hang out with an even amount of males and females, but all the males are gamers, and the women... Not so much.

Helix · 23-01-2011 05:58AM

online is more for the hardcore as opposed to the casual though i think. most of your "buy 3 games a year" crowd would rarely venture online, even the lads who are big into their sports games who would be more casual

most online gamers have 20+ games in their collection at least

Sisko · 23-01-2011 12:52PM

deathrider wrote: »

I stand corrected then. When playing online, there always seems to be a lot (by a long shot) more guys than girls. Same with my friends. I probably hang out with an even amount of males and females, but all the males are gamers, and the women... Not so much.

This is Ireland though, most irish chicks still look at gaming as childish and uncool.

Its not the same in other countries.

Banjo Fella · 23-01-2011 02:00PM

Helix wrote: »

but this isnt a game for hardcore gamers

I'm not so sure, a few of the dares could be a bit on the troublesome side of risqué.

seraphimvc · 23-01-2011 02:05PM

Sisko wrote: »

This is Ireland though, most irish chicks still look at gaming as childish and uncool.

Its not the same in other countries.

lol elaborate please, i am intrigued!!

OT:
'Players can use the controllers in the most unexpected ways'

rofl, what???

tman · 23-01-2011 02:23PM

Helix wrote: »

online is more for the hardcore as opposed to the casual though i think. most of your "buy 3 games a year" crowd would rarely venture online, even the lads who are big into their sports games who would be more casual

Plus I'm sure there's less of a male/female divide among people who own a PS3 AND the move controller. (all 10 of them...;))

Why not just skip playing the game and get everybody to chuck their keys into a bowl like the good old days

'We Dare' - a party game that offers players a large variety of fun and flirty games

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