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No, no it is not the same at all.

To quote Nigel Toughnell from Spinal Tap.. "What's wrong with being sexy?" ;)

But anyway, I just think it's laughable that anyone can find anything even remotely threatening/degrading about a digitized attractive women that is scantily dressed. Seriously, where are our priorities? I just don't see any issue with having some attractive females showing some skin in a video game.. I mean, they're not even real for god's sake! Any man that would somehow think less of women or degrade them because of a digital image obviously has some issues in the first place, and is going to end up being a chauvinist  with or without the existance of said game.. It's the same arguement I use for people attacking video games for their violence. Anyone who gets influenced by a violent video game to carry out real life violence already has mental problems anyway, and is an accident waiting to happen regardless of the supposed influence of the game they play. Same thing applies to supposed "sexism" in gaming.