RagingStallion.com to Release 'Gaymers' Debut Scene

RagingStallion.com to Release 'Gaymers' Debut Scene

SAN FRANCISCO — RagingStallion.com has announced tomorrow’s release of the debut scene from its latest feature, “Gaymers.”

In “Gaymers,” games, role play and virtual reality all come together to blur the lines of real-life interactions and online and electronic fantasy, according to a publicist.

“Muscle studs, Raging Stallion exclusive Rikk York and fan favorite Fernando Del Rio get each other off with plenty of cock-sucking, ass-licking and flip-fucking fun,” the publicist said.

The scene will go live on RagingStallion.com on Friday. The DVD and scene downloads will be available the following Friday, Aug. 18, on the Falcon Studios Group Store.

Director Steve Cruz noted that there's a subculture of society that's into online gaming.

“Within that culture is an even more specific group of gaming men who happen to be gay and are referred to as 'gaymers,’” he said. “This scene is a nod to their existence and explores the idea that boyfriends could possibly get jealous of online gaming partners.”

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