XSiteAbility to Turn Its Main Stage at FetishCon Into Giant Retro Arcade

XSiteAbility to Turn Its Main Stage at FetishCon Into Giant Retro Arcade

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — XSiteAbility's Main Stage theme at FetishCon this year is "Back to the Bondage," and the company is celebrating that theme by debuting two custom-designed retro video games created exclusively for the event.

Both games — one of which is titled "DamselSnatch" — will be featured on the stage centerpiece, the 17-foot SuperTron video wall.

"It’s something that hopefully brings people together," said Sandra Silvers, co-owner of XSiteAbility. "'DamselSnatch' was designed exclusively for this year's XSiteAbility Main Stage. It's not something we're selling; it's something we built simply because we thought it would be fun. We wanted to give everyone the opportunity to meet some of their favorite performers, make a few new friends, enjoy a game that's easy to pick up, and walk away with a prize."

"DamselSnatch" will feature a weekend-long High Score Tournament, and at the tournament's conclusion, the highest-ranked eligible player present for the Grand Prize presentation will take home a prize package including gift cards, passes to next year's FetishCon, and more.

"It takes courage to step out in front of a crowd, and that's something we've always respected," said Ben, co-owner and CEO of XSiteAbility. "XSiteAbility exists to help people who are willing to put themselves out there, so everyone who has the confidence to step up and play receives an appreciation prize. The winner earns the biggest prize, but every player has already done something worth recognizing."

For more information, visit XSiteAbility.com; follow the company on X.com.

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