i agree, bt thred title says majority. in ff13 itself u hve vanille who is overly sexualisd.

@OP

yes they are as lots of VG players are teens (male) who like thse thngs

Be careful what you wish for guys, unless you want a bunch of buck-naked men running around in your next big franchise game. Lose scantily clad, lose your audience, in many cases. Bayonetta(one of my favorite games ever) was fantastic enough to stand on its own without the sexy heroine, but you can't blame mostly male developers to create eye-candy for their mostly male audience. If you particularly don't like it, then don't buy it, and that will change the industry if enough people agree with you.

Either way it's not gonna change.

I'm not gonna start complaining about other forms of entertainment insulting me, because, honestly, I don't have to exposed to them if I don't want to, and the argument that this stuff "alters young minds" is hogwash, imo.

First, there are ratings that tell parents not to buy them for kids. Second, who cares, I shouldn't have to suffer the loss of my entertainment, to cater to a select few(especially when that entertainment is clearly marked M for mature). Third, I don't believe this stuff alters anything. I think most kids past kindergarden can distinguish fantasy from reality. If anything, our culture is a little too uptight already, imo.

You stick with what sells. Until sex stops selling, the industry (anything media) will keep using it.

Some games do a great job of portraying women without "overdoing" it, but those games tend to be exceptional and sell on their other merits.