My Play Toy 2 (2003) [DVD9]

"My Play Toy" is described as a highly realistic sex simulation DVD featuring two porn stars, Nicole Sheridan and Kaylynn. Users can instruct the performers on various sexual activities, including stripping and fulfilling specific fetishes, and the DVD allows for instant partner switching. It claims to offer 22 different sexual encounters and a unique voyeur perspective, making users feel like directors. Initial expectations for the DVD were mixed, with some hope due to the enjoyment of the original "My Play Toy." However, the initial reaction was disappointment. The DVD is suggested for extreme fans of the featured stars, while others seeking quality virtual sex content may want to avoid it. Technically, the audio and video quality were generally good, though some segments featured audible off-camera directions. The DVD's menus are simple and unanimated, which may not create a strong first impression. The product was criticized for false advertising, as promised features like interviews and behind-the-scenes content were missing. The DVD presents various interactive options, allowing users to choose between watching one performer, engaging in girl-on-girl action, or participating in a threesome. However, the execution fell short due to issues with segment looping, which disrupted the flow of action. The virtual threesome lacked sufficient interaction between the performers, diminishing the overall experience. Many cumshots were criticized for being poorly animated, detracting from the realism. The camera work was also inconsistent, often failing to capture the performers' faces during crucial moments, which affected viewer engagement. Overall,"My Play Toy 2" had potential but suffered from significant execution flaws, such as clunky virtual mechanisms and disappointing pop shots. While the performers were praised, the overall experience led to a recommendation to rent before purchasing. The DVD is categorized under straight virtual sex, with no condom usage depicted. In conclusion, while the DVD may appeal to dedicated fans of the stars, the lack of quality in the virtual features and overall production may hinder repeated viewings. The studio behind the film, Smash Pictures, has shown growth in the past, leaving room for hope in future installments of the series.