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What happens when you mix male gamers, pretty girls, and a social platform where girls that connects the two for a price? The answer is GameCrush, which has just opened to the public. 
  
 GameCrush first made headlines in March when it entered public beta. The site hooks up "Players" (mostly nerdy males) with "PlayDates" (mostly young females) to play everything from Call of Duty to simple arcade games. Players can choose to play either Xbox 360 games or just a simple browser-based game. 
  
 Users of GameCrush have four basic options for making connections with PlayDates. The Arcade is for casual gaming, The Arena is for serious gaming, The Academy is for learning "tips and tricks" from PlayDates and The Edge is this service's version of a red-light district. 
  
 There is a catch, of course. PlayDates don't crush their controllers for free; it costs $0.60 per minute to have a pretty girl sniping with (or at) you. 
  
 The result is a growing list of paying users and PlayDates earning $20+ per hour playing video games with curious or lonesome guys. And before you ask, yes, you'll find girls that are willing to do more than just play games if you ask nicely. Part of the reason for this is the service's points system. Players are expected to tip points to PlayDates, who can then trade them to get real cash. Simply put, there's a big incentive for PlayDates to "do more" to earn more points. 
  
 As part of today's launch, GameCrush has added support for a wide variety of online and console games, as well as advanced social features and profile tools. The company has raised $700,000 in angel funding from the likes of Anthem Venture Partners, Zivity founders Cyan and Scott Banister and angel investor Paige Craig. 
  
  
  
  
  
  ||||| She'll talk to you, she'll play games with you, and for a little extra she'll consider doing even more. Welcome to GameCrush, the new website that helps nerds battle loneliness and young women battle the recession. 
  
 The official rate to video chat and play videogames with a girl on GameCrush is $0.60 per minute. But as Mashable's Ben Parr points out, there's an expectation of tipping built into the system. Also built into the system: A red light district called "The Edge." That's probably no surprise, given that the site's backers include classy porn purveyor Cyan Banister. Add it all up, and GameCrush looks like a cleverly veiled sex talk parlor. Indeed, the site's FAQ says, "GameCrush does not monitor, moderate or otherwise control the interaction between its users." Right on. Just remember, fellas: You can pwn Halo and still get played. 
  
  
  
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A site where users pay to play video games against young female opponents is open for business, Mashable reports. Though GameCrush has been in a public beta stage since March, the site formally launched today. Players—generally, men—pay 60 cents a minute to play games on Xbox Live or an arcade game service against a "PlayDate" of their choice. But they also need to pony up for tips. And that tipping system hints at another side of GameCrush—players tip points to their Playdates, who redeem them for cash. How exactly a Playdate earns her tips is left open to the players, who are assured by GameCrush that their interactions are not monitored. There's even a special area of the site called "The Edge" that's billed as an everything-goes chatroom. "Add it all up," writes Ryan Tate for Gawker, "and GameCrush looks like a cleverly veiled sex talk parlor."