The omnipresence of asses affects how players interact with games. Not necessarily leering, but definitely looking. This vantage point allows you to observe a scene while also participating in it.Īll of this is a roundabout way of noting that a year spent playing videogames is a year spent looking at asses. You are off-screen, a few steps back, taking in the whole scene. You control her movements but your body isn’t hers. In order to see the world through a character’s eyes, you often stand behind her. I’ve stood behind quarterbacks as they dropped back to avoid oncoming rushers I’ve followed the undead through the land of Drangelic I’ve watched a ranger clamber over fences and towers throughout Mordor. Trevor isn’t the only character I’ve followed this year. He wouldn’t like to be followed and, based on everything I’ve learned about him, he would be particularly displeased that I can now tell you what his ass looks like. Trevor has the gait of a man who is permanently irked, always trundling off to settle one more score. I don’t think he knows that I’m following him. If we’re being fully honest, I’ve been following him for a few days now and seen him commit all manner of crimes. It’s a Thursday night and I am following Trevor Philips around Los Santos.

Bayonetta ass