Jpcc86 on 05 August 2020
I dont think this should matter at all. Sexualization of a character - be it female or male - should be fine if it fits the context/concept/ideas of the game. If the game sucks its not gonna sell and thats about it.
I understand where this comes from tho, for too long the videogame community has been perceived as a "Boys club" and games like DOA just reinforces that idea.
As someone said before, if you are gonna sexualize your character just dont focus on your male customers alone.
| kirby007 said: why does /must this exist in gaming while every other media totally shits on this "femalefriendly/woke" principle? |
Do they tho? In films and series the female roles are very much scrutinized for these kind of portrayals.
