generic-user-1 on 04 December 2014
| StuOhQ said: Makes sense. If I had 40k individuals from my core demographic asking me to remove a certain toothpaste or hairbrush from my store (for whatever reason), I would simply stock different products and continue on with life. Also, if a person really thinks it's the "feminist agenda" at work when it's suggested that portrayals of women in video games are problematic then there's clearly some preexisting bias that they need to work through. As an artist, I fully support freedom of expression in art and entertainment. As an artist, I also encourage and support critical thinking about the message, tone, and implications of art and entertainment distributed to the masses. Do I support Take Two's right to publish titles in the GTA franchise? Yes. Did I have fun with those titles as an adolescent? Yes. Would I like to see the GTA games slowly mature with the rest of society? Yes. Simple as that. |
hm core demographic... you mean we should write more letters to big companys that we dont like em to buy ads on kotaku because they are sexist idiots? thats a good idea, just call the target.
