TheAngryGoat

Purchasing the 20 companies that made those games, probably.

The primary difference between those two models is that with one you get what you pay for, and with the other, you get what you pay for.

How much more civil the world would be if only the majority of people had such an attitude to mere nudity and the human body.

Similar feelings about classic vs current cracked here.

Still, you can't blame a company for chasing the things that bring in the most ad revenue - that's the whole point after all. Just as new readers come in, others don't come back, that's the way of the world. It all works out in the end.

Not a trap, but had you went with the latter I'd have suggested you apply to gawker, where the chief editor admitted that he'd publish videos of a five year old child having sex. I was just wondering how pervasive that sort of thinking was in online publishing.