Dulfite said:
I never said that those games were targeting male gamers. That being said, I do think they are. It's the same thing with slasher porn movie industry (which has a very high male demographic), teenage/early 20 gamers like to see naked women in violent settings. It's disgusting and I really don't know why you would disagree with this. Developers are trying to make money, which means ANYTHING they put in a game is an attempt to gain more sales. If they didn't think having a naked girl (at least one) in that game would increase sales, I doubt they would do it. This means that at the very least in the eyes of developers male gamers like seeing these sorts of things. |
In your first post you said you don't like any of those games even though you admitted that you know nothing about Dying Light and Infamous. None of them are shooters.
MGSV is a stealth game and not a shooter either.
Fans of Diablo 3 were made because of the unfinished state of release and the auction house. That has been solved and the auction house is closing. Both problems weren't in the console version to begin with.
Could also be attributed to a lack of knowledge. But I accept that you don't like demon stories and so on, even though I don't even think they're that frequent.
Final Fantasy games have great stories of their own. You can't tell me that you were interested in this pack if you knew that all "30" (quite a bit less) were connected in some way, without playing the other "29" games before it.
And again it's called realism. Rape is a crime and a very common one at that. Not putting something like that in a detective game would've been extremely unrealistic. If the game was about 20 crimes in which a black one shoots a white guy, it would be terribly boring. So it's obvious to include more types of crimes.







