FastCompany reports on the launch of GameCrush, a new service bringing online flirting to video games. The service, which was to go live today, pairs up players with what it calls Play Dates for multiplayer game sessions over Xbox Live. GameCrush says the service works with multiplayer on popular games such as Modern Warfare 2, Halo3 and Grand Theft Auto IV. Players can choose whether they prefer a flirty or dirty partner, paying more than a dollar per minute for 6-10 minute sessions. GameCrush says it plans to eventually extend its service to PlayStation Network and online PC games such as World of Warcraft. FastCompany labels the concept as pathetic, yet at the time of this post the GameCrush site was down with a message blaming overtaxed servers. Read more at FastCompany.
Online Flirting Comes To Games
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