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Holodexxx, has been rejected by Steam after multiple attempts at submission from developers.Steam called the game “video pornography”, according to a recent blog post by Holodexxx.

Valve’s Anti-Cheat ban system may now have an exception when it comes to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive esport tournaments.In a post on the Counter-Strike blog last week, it was revealed that competitive players who have been VAC banned may receive flexibility if the ban is over five years old.Explaining the rule in more detail, it went on to say “Moving forward, a VAC ban will only disqualify a player from an event if it was either received less than 5 years prior, or if it was received at

Nintendo has decided not to allow Super Seducer 1 and 2 to be released on their Switch storefront after a period of review, according to an email published on Twitter.The message from Nintendo, published by Richard La Ruina – the man behind the games – said that the ban was due to explicit content. “While testing the Games we did realise that they contain particularly explicit content,” read the email.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive esports scene.As originally reported by Kotaku Australia, the head commissioner of the Esports Integrity Commission (ESIC) Ian Smith revealed the news during an interview on YouTube.Speaking with YouTuber slash32, Smith detailed an ongoing investigation involving “a relatively small but significant group of players over a long period of time, organising match fixing in North American MDL”.Smith elaborates on the type of fixing: “It’s what I would describe as

Valve have “banned” Super Seducer 3 from Steam, as revealed in a series of screenshots posted on creator Richard LaRuina’s Twitter.Super Seducer 3 is the third in a series of pick-up artistry games that uses FMV footage to allow players to seduce women in various scenarios.