Okay, it's that time of day when we say, "Phew, Japan eh? It's like another world". Or we nod our heads at the situationist art that the follows.
Basically, it's video of a man called Sal9000 who married a lass called Nene Anegasaki. He's human, she's a video game character from DS game Love Plus.
According to Boing, "The wedding took place during a Make: Japan meet-up held at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. In attendance were a live audience, an MC, the bride's virtual video game girlfriend — who made a speech — and a real human priest."
Sort of makes up for this story in which a guy was "lucky to have his marriage saved after his wife found out of his “affair” with the game.
Basically, it's video of a man called Sal9000 who married a lass called Nene Anegasaki. He's human, she's a video game character from DS game Love Plus.
According to Boing, "The wedding took place during a Make: Japan meet-up held at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. In attendance were a live audience, an MC, the bride's virtual video game girlfriend — who made a speech — and a real human priest."
Sort of makes up for this story in which a guy was "lucky to have his marriage saved after his wife found out of his “affair” with the game.
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ajmetz 24 Nov 2009 18:15
1/4
That's pretty cool.
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Daz 25 Nov 2009 00:55
2/4
I wonder if they plan on making babies
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JD 25 Nov 2009 04:41
3/4
I wonder if this man is going to get some help with his obession. This marriage should be called not normal.
TimSpong 25 Nov 2009 16:27
4/4
JD wrote:
I wonder if this man is going to get some help with his obession. This marriage should be called not normal.
I think it's supposed to be an art event rather than serious set of nuptials. That said, I wouldn't mind getting hitched to Samus. But that would entail a real-world divorce first, and I can't honestly be bothered with the legal hassle.
Cheers
Tim