Jericho lesbians - Church & Black

Firstly I can’t believe we weren’t made aware of this earlier since it may well be lesbians in a newish videogame. Secondly it’s hard to know whether to be upset or happy that the image in this post was made, since some of you out there will no doubt cry ‘titilation’ and ‘male gaze’, whatever the case I thought it was so cool I’d add it to the site for you all to see.
These characters are from the game ‘Jericho’ by Clive Barker (yes he’s gay just like us). The characters are Church and Black (in that order-and Black always twanged my gaydar). Jericho is a squad-based action / horror shooter set in the Middle-East, where an ancient evil has awoken. It’s essentially a paranormal / gory shooter, with a mix of cool psychic powers thrown in. You can check out the sexy lesbian antics after the jump.. please be aware it is graphical digital nudity. I’ll also pop the trailer in so you can see Black in action.






What does being gay have to do with enjoying a video game? If people didn't walk around screaming "I am gay and I game" who would ever know they are gay? Who really cares?
If minority groups want to be treated as equals, they should stop highlighting these little differences as something that makes them different from us.
Posted by: SomeMinorityGroup | February 06, 2008 at 04:04 PM
Oh 'us' being you and yours, so you put yourself into your own group, but it isn't alright for minorities to do the same? What are you doing on a lesbian gaming site anyway.. why not stick to the 'us' sites.
Come on man, give me a break. Anyway you missed the point and I can tell it's pointless to even begin to try and debate this with you.
Posted by: Chloe | February 07, 2008 at 02:06 PM
It just go to show how backward a lot of people are.
If women hadn't said we are women then they would not have as many equal rights as they have at the moment same with black people, elderly people the list goes on. Yeah I shouldn't say I like Rock music cos people wont treat as an equal, how ridiculous.
Posted by: Ashley-Yin | February 24, 2008 at 07:57 AM