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Video Games

nintendo wii

Mainstream Crossdressing: Nintendo Wii Edition

October 15, 2009

Ah, the Wii. It’s done so many things for Nintendo as a company and video games in general. I’ve been a huge Nintendo fan basically all of my life, so when I heard that a game shop in Chicago was getting in a shipment my wife and I decided to camp out for one (this [...]

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Scribblenauts

Mainstream Crossdressing: Scribblenauts

October 11, 2009

Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS is one of the most imagination inspiring games that I have ever played. To put it simply, it is a type of action-puzzle game separated into levels, each of which must be completed by collecting a starite.
I bought it about a month ago and been having an absolute blast with [...]

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Birdo

Mainstream Crossdressing: Birdo

October 10, 2009

A digital dinosaur that spits eggs from her mouth is today’s Mainstream Crossdressing feature, let me take a moment to explain. Birdo, known as Catherine in Japan, is thought by some to be the first transgendered video game character.
Birdo first appeared in the NES game Super Mario Bros 2 and according to the North American [...]

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Final Fantasy 7 VII Boxart PSOne

Mainstream Crossdressing: Final Fantasy 7 VII

September 26, 2009

Regular Jessica Who? reader Lena Sayers informed us of a cross-dressing scenario from the PlayStation One game “Final Fantasy VII”. One of the main characters, Tifa, is kidnapped and being held at Don Comeo’s mansion. However, no men are allowed in, so as Kloud you must acquire several articles of women’s clothing, get in drag [...]

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Bridget Guilty Gear

Mainstream Crossdressing: Bridget (Guilty Gear)

September 5, 2009

As many of you know, I’m an avid video gamer. I’ve been playing since childhood when my parents got me my first console, the grand Atari 2600. Fighting games in particular are among my favorite titles. The nature of fighting games lends itself to being male-dominated.
Female fighters, though few, have become a standard in this [...]

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