Review Site Masturbation Invasion Launches

LONDON — Looking to offer surfers another way to sift through the mountains of porn online, an English couple with more than three years of adult content reviewing experience has launched Masturbation Invasion.

Written with a decidedly British bent in terms of style, the site aims to offer users and affiliates a unique voice in adult entertainment, Masturbation Invasion chief reviewer Pvt Hudson said.

“When we conceived Masturbation Invasion, we were determined to keep our own identity more than anything,” Hudson said. "For us, this is far from just being a money-making venture. We want people to enjoy reading our views and we felt the best way to do this was to be completely natural with our approach, using humor as much as we possibly could."

According to Misty, the site’s designer and webmaster, users will find a simple layout with uncomplicated review sections.

“We're making a real point of not overloading readers with technical information,” Misty said. “We feel a passing mention is all that is needed. In our experience, people are more interested in whether the content is actually good than [the site’s] DRMs and ZIP files.”

Masturbation Invasion, which features more than 1,000 website reviews, gives equal access to large networks and independent operators alike, Misty said.

“The only sites that will get preferential treatment in terms of the immediacy of reviews are those that submit to us for review,” she said. “We will treat every site, small or large, exactly the same.”

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