A Man and His Video Game Girl: the Love Plus Marriage
November 19th, 2009
If you’ve been on the fence about whether or not Love Plus is a decent dating sim, wonder no more: one guy thought it was so good he actually went and married it. Or her. Her being one of the game’s virtual girlfriends, Nene Anegasaki.
Ah, what a sweet young bride. So… uh… animated.
The thing that sets Love Plus apart from other dating sims of this time is that it revolves around actual interaction of this type… it’s just that I’m not sure anyone expected someone to take it to this extreme. With Love Plus, as soon as you get the girl, you’re supposed to take her out and engage with her in the real world. As in, you take her on dates, where she probably eats as much as a real girl (but at least she costs less).
The proud new groom is planning a reception for November 22. He has invited the media to attend, so I’m sure there will be lots of interesting footage to check out. I wonder if anyone is going to ask him how he feels about all those other Nenes out there with all their boyfriends.
[via Tiny Cartridge]
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Categories: Interactive Strange + Wonderful Video Games
Tags: girlfriend konami love plus marriage nintendo ds sim weird
This has got to be a publicity stunt… right?
ohhhh bummer dude looks like me and Nene Anagasaki are havin an affair…too bad.
I can honestly say I have seen it all!! LOL some people are just born morons……
HAHAHAHAHA this guy has NO life whatsoever! What a freak…a sad lonely freak
I wonder how they have sex. Man, he’s giving us gamers a bad name. I can see the headline now, ” Addict gamer marries a character from a video game “.
This is really shocking in a horrific way. I first had the impression it was an online virtual chat sort of thing where there’d be another real-life woman on the other end, but this just scary. Mindblowing…I hope he finds a reallife replacement or he’ll end up institutionalized if not taking his own life in a few years..:l
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