We Dare also not daring a UK release

by Griffin McElroy on Mar 9th 2011 10:20PM

Sorry, UK-based readers: You're never hooking up ever, ever again. At least, not thanks to the aid of the undeniably sexy Nintendo Wii title We Dare, which received a somewhat controversial 12+ PEGI rating last month. Apparently, that controversy is keeping the title out of the UK retailers, as a Ubisoft representative recently told the Daily Telegraph, "Following the public reaction to the 12+ rating of We Dare, Ubisoft has made the decision not to sell the game in the United Kingdom."

This, of course, means that folks living in the UK now only have one option if they ever feel in the mood for some instant randiness -- they'll need to import the game from a territory where it's still being released. Since the U.S. is out, there's a good chance they won't understand the native language of the game, but that should just make everything way mysterious and, therefore, inherently sexier.

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We Dare not daring US release

by Richard Mitchell on Feb 28th 2011 12:00PM

We assumed as much when we first disovered Ubisoft's kinky We Dare title, but IGN confirms that the game is not planned for release in the US. In IGN's words, Ubisoft "emphatically" declared that We Dare "absolutely" would not be released in the US. The real question is: Do We Care?

The Europe-bound PS3 and Wii minigame collection turned a few heads last week with the debut of its "sexy" advertising campaign on YouTube, which more or less painted the title as a one-way ticket to group sexual encounters (despite the game's PEGI 12 rating). Ubisoft quickly blocked US-based browers from accessing the official trailer on YouTube, though not fast enough to prevent users from remixing it and mocking it with games of their own.

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