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In May 2011, Russian music channel RU.TV aired an advertisement for its own online flash game "Undress VJ".<ref name="WA">[https://web.archive.org/web/20111011102145/http://www.ru.tv/undressvj/ The page on the website of the TV channel where the game was located]</ref> The essence of the game was that the players were presented with a choice of several female VJs of the channel and a simple quiz, by completing which they would gradually undress the girls.  
In May 2011, Russian music channel RU.TV aired an advertisement for its own online flash game "Undress VJ".<ref name="WA">[https://web.archive.org/web/20111011102145/http://www.ru.tv/undressvj/ The page on the website of the TV channel where the game was located]</ref> The essence of the game was that the players were presented with a choice of several female VJs of the channel and a simple quiz, by completing which they would gradually undress the girls.  
At the end of the quiz, each of the girls had a question about their favorite artist. The answer to this question should have had undressed her completely, but none of them have mentioned their favorite artist. Experienced users, figuring out how the game works (the parameters "x" and "y" in the game's URL "<nowiki>https://ru.tv/upload/images/VJ_girls/flv_big/x_y.swf</nowiki>" were changed based upon the selected girl and the current question) came to the conclusion that there was no answer to the final question and the game originally did not contain nude TV presenters.<ref name="WC">[http://www.hvgbook.net/re.php?=0-51032-0-1/ Discussion of an unsolvable quiz question on the forum]</ref>
At the end of the quiz, each of the girls had a question about their favorite artist. The answer to this question should have had undressed her completely, but none of them have mentioned their favorite artist. Experienced users, figuring out how the game works (the parameters "x" and "y" in the game's URL "<nowiki>https://ru.tv/upload/images/VJ_girls/flv_big/x_y.swf</nowiki>" were changed based upon the selected girl and the current question) came to the conclusion that there was no answer to the final question and the game originally did not contain nude TV presenters.<ref name="WC">[www.hvgbook.net/re.php?=0-51032-0-1/ Discussion of an unsolvable quiz question on the forum]</ref>


It is not precisely known why, but after a while, the game had disappeared from the site and all platforms where it was launched. Perhaps due to disclosure of the deception, or because of the change in the TV channel's policy. At the moment there are only a few screenshots of the game and an advertisement for it from the TV channel.<ref name="WB">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_3ZP4FDMYA/ Excerpt from a broadcast advertising the game on an old Moscow Youtube channel]</ref>
It is not precisely known why, but after a while, the game had disappeared from the site and all platforms where it was launched. Perhaps due to disclosure of the deception, or because of the change in the TV channel's policy. At the moment there are only a few screenshots of the game and an advertisement for it from the TV channel.<ref name="WB">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_3ZP4FDMYA/ Excerpt from a broadcast advertising the game on an old Moscow Youtube channel]</ref>

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VJ selection page.

Status: Lost

In May 2011, Russian music channel RU.TV aired an advertisement for its own online flash game "Undress VJ".[1] The essence of the game was that the players were presented with a choice of several female VJs of the channel and a simple quiz, by completing which they would gradually undress the girls. At the end of the quiz, each of the girls had a question about their favorite artist. The answer to this question should have had undressed her completely, but none of them have mentioned their favorite artist. Experienced users, figuring out how the game works (the parameters "x" and "y" in the game's URL "https://ru.tv/upload/images/VJ_girls/flv_big/x_y.swf" were changed based upon the selected girl and the current question) came to the conclusion that there was no answer to the final question and the game originally did not contain nude TV presenters.[2]

It is not precisely known why, but after a while, the game had disappeared from the site and all platforms where it was launched. Perhaps due to disclosure of the deception, or because of the change in the TV channel's policy. At the moment there are only a few screenshots of the game and an advertisement for it from the TV channel.[3]

VJs

The photo shoot for this quiz was attended by:

  • Julika Lysenko
  • Lena Boska
  • Julianna Lukasheva
  • Dilya
  • Olesya
  • Lisa Zharkikh
  • Nelli Ermolaeva

Gallery

Screenshots

  • Julianna Lukasheva on VJ selection page

    Julianna Lukasheva on VJ selection page

  • Dilya on VJ selection page

    Dilya on VJ selection page

  • One of the quiz questions

    One of the quiz questions

Video

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Announcement of the game on RU.TV

External Links

References

  1. ↑ The page on the website of the TV channel where the game was located
  2. ↑ [www.hvgbook.net/re.php?=0-51032-0-1/ Discussion of an unsolvable quiz question on the forum]
  3. ↑ Excerpt from a broadcast advertising the game on an old Moscow Youtube channel
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