Machinima Sex

Hmmm, where to start.. well I was checking out this article over at arstechnica "Massively Multiplayer Orgies? Online Role Playing Bacchanals?" which is about sexual content and online games. It had a reference to machinima and Second Life

You may have heard of Second Life, a MMORPG with no direct in-game goals, and a world built mostly by the players. The extensibility of the world and the game mechanics quickly led to the release of Second Life Teen, which placed some restrictions on what could be done. In the uncensored version, a whole flora of very, very adult activities has arisen. Machinima, or movies produced using nothing but game engines, is a popular use of Second Life, and a fair share of that is sexually explicit. But you'd expect that, right? There are users with more imagination than that. Take for example Thomas Struszka, the editor of in-game porn rag Slustler.

A fair share of Second Life machinima movies is sexually explicit? I did not know this. The article lead me over to Wired, "Cyberporn Sells in Virtual World":

You've heard of machinima -- films made by altering video-game footage -- but that's not the only thing coming out of games these days. Players of the massively multiplayer online title Second Life have started a new type of pornographic magazine, one that passes up real-life models for sexy, in-world avatars.

The article didn't really cover 'machinima porn' but it did lead me to another site, MMOrgy, a blog on sex and MMO games. From the site:

Why do we have sex in games? Simple, it's part of our nature, and MMOs are all about human nature and creativity. We bring to the world the things we are familiar with, our hopes and dreams, the things we wish were possible but are sadly not because of money, time, or the laws of physics. Combine this with the fact that every month some new feature comes out that makes these worlds a little more immersive, a little more real, and soon youve created a playground where people can lose themselves, experiment, and learn new things all in front of their computer screen. MMOs allow us to act out events without fear of being caught publically or not being able to stop it if we don't like it. The power switch to your PC or console is one of the safest "safe words" you can have.

After brushing through the entries on the site, which is an experience in itself, I finally found the goods (not that I was looking... well.. I was. Hey, I want to check out all avenues of this filmmaking evolution called machinima) It was not Second Life but World Of Warcraft machinima porn.

So here, I present to you machinima porn. I laughed my ass off (picture the voice actors on this one) but its surprising good production quality for what you'd expect... yet, a little freakish at the same time. Presented from WoW Adult, a German blog to what looks to be the beginnings of a World of Warcraft Machinima Porn site (can be read via babelfish translation), check out WOW Porn1 (click the free download link and wait 30 seconds).