Regardless, the game's 'ample bosom Anne' and her Full Booby. I wonder why they'd block the view below her using cleavage. You could see most parts of her body, including ample cleavage every time you looked down. You could see her arms since the viewpoint wasn't fixed onto the torso. You played the role of 'Anne' who crash lands on the Jurassic Park island, just to find tonnes of melee weapons to swing at and kill dinosaurs.

It's an amalgamation of all such features that pivot around the player's awareness of his given body, with the intention of making gameplay more immersive._ENDQUOTE_One of the first games that had respectable FBA (Full Body Awareness) was Trespasser: Jurassic Park. _STARTQUOTE_Full Body Awareness is the semblance of controlling a real-human being in first-person shooters, that's conjured by making a game characters' body perform actions and react to the game world just like a real human body would. 'Where the F%$# are my legs!', said the cube with a gun, and developers answered the call by giving them limbs. A short while later the illusion wore out, people realized that if they look down in real-life they see legs and not pixelated floor textures.

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