Word, I can't speak to the extent of Roman erotic artwork or the nudity of their sculptures. But to make a facile point, they didn't have man-bear sex simulators on their tables.

LSL was a household name but was explicitly marketed to adults. Your overall point about the shift in culture is correct, despite the fringe exceptions KeeperOfTheGate brings up.

Yeah, fair enough. I was aware of Leisure Suit Larry because I saw a review for it somewhere, but never played it. I don't even know if anyone else knew about it. Kids talked about GTA, Smash, Halo, Gears, Mario, Spyro, etc. The PC fielded strategy games like Starcraft/Warcraft and MMOs like WoW and EVE. Good times.