Cyberpunk 2077 is already a game where you can replace half your body with chrome and still worry about your outfit matching the lighting in Kabuki. So it was only a matter of time before the modding scene started adding wearable adult accessories as proper equipment items — not just photomode props. Wearable Buttplug – Both V does exactly that: it adds a wearable NSFW accessory for both Female V and Male V, with optional support tools that make it easier to equip alongside other clothing items. This is one of those mods that’s simple in concept, but the install details matter if you don’t want weird wardrobe conflicts. Quick Facts Mod name: Wearable Buttplug – Both VGame: Cyberpunk 2077Mod type: NSFW accessory / wearable equipmentCharacters supported: Female V + Male VAdult content: Yes (visual)Recommended dependency: Equipment-EX (strongly recommended)Install difficulty: EasyBest used with: Outfit layering mods + Virtual Atelier (optional)…
Month: January 2026
Marvel Rivals “Thing Nude” Mod (NSFW) – What It Changes, How to Install, and Common Issues
There are plenty of Marvel Rivals mods that go for “alternate costume” energy. And then there are mods like Thing Nude, which is exactly what it says on the tin: a full NSFW model/skin swap that changes The Thing’s appearance in a very… unlicensed direction. It’s a simple mod concept — but because Marvel Rivals modding lives in that awkward space between “cosmetic fun” and “competitive online game,” the real value in a post like this is doing it right: install steps, compatibility, and what can break. Quick Facts Mod name: Thing NudeGame: Marvel RivalsMod type: Character skin / model swap (NSFW)NSFW: YesDownload: Nexus ModsMod pageInstall difficulty: Medium (depends on your mod loader setup)Safe for ranked / online play: Not recommended (file modification risk) What This Mod Does (And Doesn’t) Because the mod page doesn’t include a meaningful description, here’s the practical breakdown of what you should assume when installing…
How To Celebrate Your Gaming Milestones
Many gamers just like to play, but if you are somebody who’s far into gaming, then you also want ways to celebrate your milestones. Paying attention to what you’re achieving and the enjoyment that you’re getting from your hobby is a great way to define your life and mark the passage of time. But what should you be doing to celebrate your gaming milestones? Here are some ideas: Screenshot your victory pose The first place you might want to start is with screen-shotting your Victory pose. Creating these is a great idea for social media and allows you to really mark the achievement. You can also look for ways to turn your victory pose into a meme, if you are in the habit of winning. People love memes on platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn, so feel free to add shots whenever the time is right. Treat yourself to a custom-themed…
Bryce Dallas Howard Says Directing Ahsoka Season 2 Was “The Most Fun” of Her Adult Life
When Bryce Dallas Howard describes a job as “fun, fun and more fun,” Hollywood usually listens politely and moves on. When she adds that directing episodes of Ahsoka Season 2 was “the most fun that I have had in my adult life”—and calls the experience “magical”—that’s a different signal entirely. This isn’t hype. It’s a seasoned filmmaker talking about a creative high point inside one of the most closely watched productions on Disney+. And for Star Wars fans, it offers a revealing look at why Ahsoka continues to feel both confident and playful as it expands its corner of the galaxy. A Director Who Knows This Galaxy Howard isn’t a guest passing through Star Wars. By now, she’s one of the franchise’s most reliable behind-the-camera voices. Her work on The Mandalorian—including fan-favorite episodes like “Sanctuary” and “The Heiress”—earned her a reputation for balancing emotional character beats with clean, readable action….
Finn Wolfhard Calls The Last Jedi “Underrated” in Recent Interview
Every few years, Star Wars: The Last Jedi finds a new defender. This time, it’s coming from someone who knows a thing or two about pop-culture pressure. Finn Wolfhard, best known for Stranger Things, recently spoke about his love for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, calling it “so good and underrated.” His praise wasn’t vague or polite, either. He singled out the film’s willingness to take risks. “I loved that movie,” Wolfhard said. “I think that movie is so good and underrated. At least there was a thing like let’s take a swing and try some new ideas.” The comments come via Vanity Fair, and they land in a familiar fault line of modern Star Wars conversation. Why this still matters Nearly a decade after its release, The Last Jedi remains one of the most divisive films in the franchise. Some viewers see it as a bold, character-driven shake-up. Others…
First Look at the Logo for Ahsoka Season 2
Lucasfilm hasn’t issued a press release. There’s been no stage reveal, no official tweet, no dramatic countdown. And yet, Ahsoka Season 2 has quietly made itself visible. The first look at the Season 2 logo has surfaced—not on a poster or trailer, but stitched onto a jacket. Subtle, almost casual. And very on-brand for how this series tends to move. What we’re seeing The logo keeps things restrained. Clean lettering. A slightly rough, hand-drawn edge. The name Ahsoka remains the visual anchor, now paired with a simple “2” beneath it. No added tagline. No overt symbolism layered on top. It doesn’t scream escalation. It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead, it signals continuity—this is the same story, moving forward rather than sideways. That choice matters. Context: where Ahsoka left off Season 1 of Ahsoka was doing a very specific kind of work. It wasn’t designed as a mass-market entry…