Why has sex infiltrated into videogames to the part where it is actually gameplay now, such activities as trying to get a woman to strip, trying to have someone reach orgasm, or whatever? Bonnie Ruberg looks at the issue in her latest column.

From the article:

Like every good story, a good game needs a conflict. Sometimes the conflict is obvious (aliens are attacking Earth, you're trapped in a haunted mansion, someone is trying to kick your ass). Other times, it's less obvious (blocks are falling from the sky, the timer is running out, if you don't collect enough cherries you'll never get that bigger house). Whatever the conflict is though, the goal of the game is always the same: to resolve it. Maybe you kill the aliens, or kick his ass, or fit the blocks into perfect rows. The important thing is you win by overcoming conflict.

My question is this: What kind of conflict is there in a sex game?

Read the full article over at joystiq.com