Chanel Preston Named Spokeswoman for 'Space Blasters' Video Game

MARINA DEL REY, Calif. — Adult star Chanel Preston has been named the official spokeswoman for the "Space Blasters" video game.

The game is available free online and through Facebook, and soon to be released as an application for the iPhone and Android.

Exclusive photos and videos of Preston are being utilized for the game's marketing campaign.

Adpimp Media, creators of Space Blasters, said they were first drawn to Preston from her popularity in the gaming community due to features on IGN.com and G4TV.

“It was great working with Chanel on this. Video games and porn are my two favorite things, and when I saw I’d have the opportunity to integrate them, game over," said Chris Lowson, CEO of Adpimp Media.

He added, “We knew Chanel would be a perfect representative for Space Blasters due to her demand with gamers. She was a great sport, so a big thanks to her for helping out.”

The game’s promotional video can be seen here

To play Space Blasters online, and for more information about the game, click here.

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