A lot of these are extremely horny. Culture really has changed.
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From looking at gacha games, I don't think it's actually changed that much.
I guess the style of horniness has changed, in the 90s, there seems to have been a bigger emphasis on innuendo. These days you can find any type of porn game you like on Steam.
It’s not that horny I sniff my wife’s panties after every taco night.
Some of the GBA ads I remember from men's magazines.
I don't think those ran in GamePro, Tips and Tricks (which oddly enough was published by Larry Flynt), and certainly not Nintendo Power
I forgot about Mario's canonical generic tribal tattoo.
bro what. what did they even mean by this?
Are these backed up to archive.org? If not, please do!
That "reflective" makeup in the ps2 ad is crazy cool. Even though I tell my brain it is makeup and I zoom in so I can see the matte finish, I zoom back out and she's shiny again. Really really cool.
the image in question for those too lazy to find it in the original set
These are so cool! I miss print media. 😢