Video games need more women – and asking for that won't end the world

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okr on 23 February 2014

HumdrumPie said:
As a girl it was Point and Click adventures that drew me in.

Too bad they're gone.

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Danman27 on 23 February 2014

I agree that video games need more women. Especially females that are playable, and not sexualized. Video games need to mature to the point where female and male characters are just as strong. At this point, there's only a handful of games that have done that.

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