SINtendo InSINity by Kris P. Kreme
Being good friends, coeds Jill and Molly are going to their shy Asian friend Kimiko’s home, where Kimiko ran off to after guys got handsy at a college party. But going to Kimiko’s home means dealing with her father… someone Molly can’t stand because she is convinced he’s a creepy pervert always staring at their chests.
Jill tries to point out that Toshi comes from a different culture, where eye-to-eye contact is discouraged in polite society. And after greeting Toshi, the girls are soon downstairs where Kimiko is about to play a game, one called InSINity, that may just make her friends forever question their own sanity.
But who is really playing this game?
SINtendo September keeps on driving readers crazy, and this time you might just question your SINity, SINtendo InSINity!
Jill and Molly are driving out to their shy Asian friend Kimiko’s home, a meticulously landscaped and maintained beautiful home that has at least one of them unnerved by even going there again.
Busty blonde Molly is just positive that Kimiko’s dad Toshi stares at their chests all the time, while Jill assures Molly it is not intentional, a cultural thing, Toshi not from a society where eye-to-eye contact is encouraged. But Molly just questions it all, asking why Kimiko’s mom is rarely seen, and why Toshi strikes her as a creepy old perv.
Still, they are at the house, and there for their friend, who they took to a college party and unfortunately some guys got a little handsy and sent Kimiko running off home. Determined to pull her back out of her shell and back to campus, the girls knock on the door and unfortunately Toshi answers, speaking in soft calm words, his eyes scanning their chests the entire time.
He says that of course they can go see their friend, that Kimiko is downstairs possibly playing a game. And after quickly running off from him, Molly pointing out again he was staring at their bodies the entire time, they find Kimiko about to play a game she found… a game called InSINity… a game that is something of a mystery in that there’s nearly no information about it. Even the black label of the game box only says There is no sanity, only SIN.
Determined to be there for their friend, talk her back into returning to campus with them, Jill and Molly are soon sitting beside their friend as she plays InSINity… but will this game truly take their minds and bodies on a journey they never can be entirely sure of actually going on?
As soon as the game begins, they face mirror images of themselves on the large mounted television and strangely Kimiko realizes she controls the mirror images of her friends, demonstrating by manipulating the onscreen Molly to punch her own breasts. And when Kimiko realizes that damaging her friends’ images in the game scores points, she thinks she figured out how the game works.
But after approaching her own mirror image and touching it, will Kimiko’s evil mirror image be released to play actual games with her friends, or could they be sucked into a game world themselves, a game where damaging their beautiful bodies is how the points are scored?
And when the unthinkably odd happens, will Jill and Molly find themselves right back at the beginning of the game, with ideas of their own, kinky games they now eagerly want to play with Toshi upstairs? Is any of this real, or is all of this a game Toshi has been playing for quite some time, keeping his daughter safe and punishing her nubile friends with increasing enthusiasm?
You just never know who the player is during SINtendo September, but you definitely know when you’re being played!
Coming next… SINtendo is hard…
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