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For the last 48 hours, there have been a lot of dissing and finger-pointing at the Gaming news establishment (Kotaku has been slammed a lot as of lately) and the SJW movement, and rightfully so. As Gamers, developers and retailers have had more than enough of corrupt journalists and censorship demanding SJWs. And just like I said yesterday in my Huniepot and Play-Asia article, the big turning point in the games industry took place on the 25th of November. And every single day that has passed since then, has just become better and better. In short, the SJWs are losing ground and power. And less people are afraid of them as well now (mainly thanks to people such as American McGee, Play-Asia and Huniepot). So I found it to be rather funny that Waifu Hunter has surpassed IGN in the top Steam curators rankings (Waifu Hunter also has a higher ranking then Kotaku). Because as you all probably know by now, video game booty and naked skin are some of the worst sins to be found in the world of today.

Well, guess what? Waifu Hunter just happens to be ALL about anime boobs and booty, or to be exact. Waifu Hunter keeps track of games that offer attractive anime females (games such as “Highschool Romance”, “Cinderella Escape! R12”, “Read Only Memories” and “Sakura Swim Club” for example). In the matter of fact, this would be the actual description of Waifu Hunter´s curator and Steam group page:

“I will tell you if a video game has attractive anime ladies in it.”

“I curate games based on how good the anime titties in them are. Anime ass will also be represented.” – Waifu Hunter

It appears as if the waifu force is strong within the Steam community.

Not only that, Waifu Hunter also has over 17,5000 members. So I think it´s rather safe to say that there is quite a “few” Gamers out there (males as female) that enjoys attractive anime ladies in games (I wonder how long it will take before some certain individuals and groups starts to rant about having Valve to ban Waifu Hunter on Steam?). And it´s probably just a matter of time before Waifu Hunter surpasses Extra Credits as well.

With that said, what do you guys and girls think about Waifu Hunter and their success on Steam? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section down below!

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***Disclaimer***
This is a personal opinion of the writer, and it doesn’t necessarily represent the other writers (nor The Gaming Ground´s) opinions.

Robin “V-Act” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround