Miroku74

The guys at HongFire rox my sox.

I don't usually get much time on the computer to sit for several hours parsing text and watching sex scenes anymore. Just finished Sexy Demon Transformation!, and I have to say that as far as plot-thin as it was there were parts I did enjoy. Using demons' powers for sex? Hell yeah. It was pretty short, and the only route the developers missed was one with the newspaper club president. My favorite background music track was the one played during the ending sex scenes. It's a nice piece using a synthesized flute (I think it's a flute anyway).

I was sheltered over-protectively from the harsher reality we have in our world today up until I was about 14-15. I saw Hellraiser II with a couple of high school seniors on a class field trip to South Carolina and halfway through I was running for the toilets to vomit. Up until then I had no immunity to violent content or rape. Not my fault my parents overdid the whole Mama Bear/Papa Wolf routine.

I just knows what I like and what I don't like.

Hmm... Games with NTR make me physically ill, as do all instances of rape in violent form. Tentacles I'm more neutral towards, having played both Saya no Uta and Deus Machina Demonbane and enjoyed them. Yaoi, Scat, Futanari, and *most* forms of Bestiality & Vore I wouldn't touch with an 11 ft. pole.

I was wondering when this one would pop up here. Nice going, Ivan.

A very helpful thread, Ryu. Kudos for posting it. ^_^

I started with eroge back in 2006. It's only in the past few years though that I've gone overboard in how many I've played.

Been a while since I played RO anyway.

I first heard about visual novels and eroge several years ago on a Love Hina/Negima forum board. The guy who introduced me to the first VNs I would ever buy basically didn't even have to corrupt me. You can't corrupt the perverted anymore than they are, can you? All I needed was a finger pointing into the direction online I'd need to get to buy those lovely gems from the comfort of my computer chair, and I was hooked.

Sharin no Kuni and G-Senjou no Maou are two favorites of mine as well. I also loved Saya no Uta. It was short and had no happy ending, but you could *somewhat* identify with the MC and the loneliness he went through before meeting Saya and how misunderstood by everyone else he was. 'Misunderstood' as in hiding his mental affliction to avoid heading for a looney bin.