Of course Nutaku’s first dedicated adult gaming console is a silicone boob

Updated February 1, 2019

Published February 1, 2019

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Gaming portal Nutaku has announced the launch of its first games console aimed at people over the age of 18 that are more interested in exploring the world of adult games than the latest Mad Box announcement.

Rather than be content with keeping the adult themes to the games alone, the console itself is shaped like a breast. Under-the-~~bonnet~~nipple, it’s Windows 10-based hardware running Nutaku’s Desktop app, which provides access to its library of free and premium titles.

As you might expect, it’s a pretty simple setup, but still packs in an HDMI port, 2 USB ports, Wi-Fi, and a headphone jack beneath its silicone shell.

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It’s unlikely that the company is expecting to sell too many of the devices, as they’re only being produced as part of a fourth anniversary – and are already sold out. There are, however, more on the way, according to the store listing.

And how do you turn it on? With the nipple, of course.

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