I had to watch that with the sound off, and had NO idea what was going on. I sort of get the butt-spanking minigame (it's like Track + Field but you're "controlling" some odd mix of Nights, Harry Potter and that "dancing" scene from Wall-E*, right?), but the rest of it is baffling. How does the apple-eating one even work?
Also, though I do have a purple shirt like the guy on the right (and I specifically call it my 70s Disco Pornstar Shirt already and only put it on for super-cheesy occasions... may never wear it again, now), what in all the crap is the other dude wearing? He looks like he's escaped from a Moloko video circa 2001. No-one outside of a 5 mile radius of Camden High Street wears anything like that for fear of massive ridicule.
Plus ... "ok, we've had our classy but inexplicable 2-couples candlelit dinner... now let's play Wii". OK. Right. Not a more informal, pizza-and-beer jeans-and-teeshirt get together then, which is the setting you'd normally expect that to happen in?
I think the sense of unease / bewilderment mainly though is they have seemingly made a game SPECIFICALLY for the "swingers" market, and that's a circle that I (and I suspect, most of "we"?) are so far removed from it's untrue. It's not that I don't have friends, or that none of us have romantic encounters, but... in a group setting? Like this? CREEPY ZONE. No-one would talk to each other for weeks after. The closest we ever got was a very, very drunken game of twister where one girl's blouse rode up over her head, and some guy ended up with another's butt on his head.
So yeah. WTF.
It has a market, but it's not going to be as big as they anticipated, I fear.
* WAS one of my top-100 favourite cinema scenes for the sheer D'AWWW factor and pure artistry, but NOW is RUINED FOREVER. Thanks, guys.