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Looks like Americans are going to have to keep enjoying violence instead of anything sexual. Ubisoft has stated that We Dare will ‘absolutely not see release in the United States’. I’m thinking this has something to do with the rather uptight nature Americans have when it comes to sex. We don’t mind [...]

#wiidare In this corner, weighing in at mildly depressing, we have the astounding trailer for Dead Island. In the other corner, the awkward sexual tomfoolery of Ubisoft's We Dare. Put them together and you might just throw up a little. More »

#humor Ubisoft is shooting for "sexy" with its upcoming Wii party (?) game We Dare. But this fan-made trailer isn't sexy at all. More »

Finally, a Wii and PS3 game that encourages absolutely reprehensible behavior. If you've been looking for a way to make your parties way more uncomfortable and insulting, Ubisoft has just the product for you. We Dare is a collection of "dare" minigames, including (based on the trailer after the break) spanking, "kissing" the controller, and, um, more. Like, apparently, being driven to spontaneous passion behind the couch while two dudes watch, apparently.

It's worth noting that the game is primarily shown in the trailer to make women at a party "perform" in a way they don't want to -- and that's the trailer. That's the "ideal" situation presented. In real life, thankfully, it's more likely people would just leave when you broke out the "naughty" minigame collection.

As far as we can tell, We Dare is a European exclusive, so American partygoers are safe for the time being.

It’s amazing what a difference 12 hours can make. The We Dare trailer hit today, and it took the internet by storm. Now people are starting to rag on the trailer and make it their own. You can even check out a flash de-make of the yet-to-be-released game at this link. I can’t [...]

It didn't take long for the video game community to speak out about the plainly ridiculous We Dare trailer released today, and the venom it's inspired has gotten creative. Developers Stew Hogarth and Terence Leong have assembled this Flash demake of the title, and while it doesn't actually require a Wii to play, it offers pretty much the same quantity and quality of amusement we expect from the game.

And then there's the trailers after the break, both recut versions of Ubisoft's video with some more ... inspired video game trailer soundtrack choices. These are a must if you like laughing, go check them out. We dar ... aww, forget it.