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kind of sad that a video game company would feel the need to invite an extreme feminist to help them 'craft' a female character. do they really think that tons of females are going to flock to the game just because Anita makes sure the heroine in Mirror's Edge doesn't wear any dresses or act traditionally cliche (in terms of a woman) at all? it just seems unnecessary and I don't think its necessarily good publicity for the game