| curl-6 said: Go back and actually play Bayonetta. It's a game about a woman who humiliates, outdoes, and destroys her male adversaries. A woman who wear her sexuality with pride and draws strength from it both figurativey and literally. There is nothing sexist about sexuality. |
Kindly don't make assumptions, I own Bayonetta 2, and despite the choice of unlockable attire I own the latest Fatal Frame, too.
However, owning or not owning the game makes zero difference to the fact that the game clearly potrays a woman that takes on the appearance of the main character, being tortured sexually,, in this very method:
I am not saying the game is sexist, I am however saying it is not empowering to women, a woman humiliating, outdoing and destroying others, regardless of their gender, male or female, is not empowerment, it is abuse, there is a difference.
