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After using Craigslist to hunt down an old Macintosh, redditor bobwowbob stumbled upon a NSFW surprise hidden in a fake “America Online” folder. As it turns out bobwowbob had actually discovered a rare “interactive erotica” app, called MacPlaymate. The app was put together by comic book artist and game designer, Mike Saenz in 1986.

The premise of MacPlaymate was very simple:

Players could strip down a digital avatar named Maxie, mess around with Maxie using various sex toys with names like Mighty Mo Throbber, and watch Maxie 'make it' with other digital characters. The software even had a “panic” button that'd bring up a spreadsheet if someone walked by your computer screen.

The following is a NSFW demo of MacPlaymate, and the dude's voice and commentary are at least 20x creepier than the software itself:

You've gone and startled the witch!

So, yeah, my Canterlot currently has over 150 Octavia's now.

Earlier, Blizzard tweeted a 'confidential' image of a 'prototype biotic rifle' that according to notes provided by the designer Torbjörn Lindholm, is intended solely for healing.

A closer look at those 'designer notes'.

Disclaimer: Some adult language.

The logo aired during a recent interview on "Fox & Friends" in which Governor Rick Perry invited President Obama to the Texas border to see the "immigration crisis" first hand.

Elder Scrolls Online announced during Bethesda's E3 2016 conference that they will be introducing One Tamriel, a game-wide alteration that aims to make all areas of the world open to everyone playing through enemy level scaling. For those that don't know this basically means that players otherwise too powerful for certain areas will be adjusted down, and vice versa for those that are too weak. What do you guys think of this? 

Check out the following video the team featured at E3 as well:



Also, don't forget about that Dark Brotherhood -Blood Will Flow, DLC dropping tomorrow!