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Does Naked Sword deliver what it promises on the outside?

"Unlimited viewing, thousands of titles! New movies added daily" is the claim. And this site pretty much delivers. There's plenty of content, lots of variety, and it works. And this is properly produced stuff from well known porn studios, too. It's like having a porn shop on your doorstep.

What's good about Naked Sword? What needs improvement?

First the good: There's an enormous amount of content here, some some of the biggest and best names in porn. Falcon, Catalina, Studio 2000, Lucas, Titan, Raging Stallion, and many more. The number of videos is huge, and more are being added all the time.

Each video scene is available for streaming in either real or windows formats, and it works well. The quality is pretty good (although the older the film the worse it gets). There's also an option to download for the highest quality, but this does time quite a time, as the files are big.

But there are problems. One is that the videos available aren't the most recent (they seem to be on the pay per view part of the site). Instead, you've got access to a huge back catalogue -- which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it is worth knowing before you sign up.

Some aspects of the site are irritating. Each film is divided into scenes, and you'll get very bored of having to go through the process of downloading a license each time. This DRM protection also means that any scenes you've downloaded won't work if you let your membership lapse (unless you know a cheeky way round the DRM!)

Another irritation is that there's not much detail on the films. Each scene has a couple of thumbnails, but there no information about who's appearing, or what action they get up to. And although you can click on a name in the cast list and find other films he's in, it's still a struggle to find his specific scene. Other similar sites (not least Naked Sword's own PPV site) have some or all of this info, so it can't be impossible to provide.

How is Naked Sword unique?

Most sites offering commercially produced content like this are pay per view, so being able to pay one fee for unlimited access is a good idea. As long as you're aware of the limitations first.