The game's neither completely sexist or completely not. The lead character is a really powerful strong willed character who kicks the ass of everything who comes in her way, in that regard it fantastic.

Though why they have to show her constant ass crack and nakedness i don't know... She doesn't need to be naked to impress us, she's a really powerful character in her own right. Just slightly annoying more than anything.

As IGN said in their review discussion a few days ago, "she's a really powerful character who's been filmed by a pervy camera man."

lol nothing about this franchise is "majority'' the game is quite niche. Most people would raise their eyebrows at what's at display here.

And yet, and for the last time, BY DEFINITION, it's still considered murder.

A Goomba isn't a portrayal of another human, if on the other hand you had the ability to pull out a knife and take Princess toadstools life, It would be, by definition, murder.

Dragging the convosation off topic won't change a thing, for the record.

And like I said, women are individuals and not a group, what some women may consider a negative protrayal of women other's may consider positive and therefore saying something like you understand what's offensive to women is demeaning as you view them not as an individual. but as a group.

Interesting you say this cos the character you claim is abused in Bayonetta is not human either.

So once again, you draw a flawed comparison.

If we either the game's review's or the thread's poll results they both show how much the style is appreciated. Sure the sales will be hapered by the WiiU install base.

And while some people will raise their eyeballs at the game's open display of sexuality, many people outside gaming culture do the same far more often for violence in video games.

Depictions of Violence has been explored and accepted as part of the gaming medium with sexuality slowly but surely making more of an impact and both visuals and storytelling improve in the industry.

In appearing in both doppleganger and Joy form as a humanoid, it fulfills the requirement of being a "portrayal of another human".

Again, going off topic does not detract from the original point, Abuse is not empowerment.
And unfortunately for you, Abuse has no requirement for the victim to be human.

Man, I hope thay polygon reviewer doesn't ever play Senran Kagura games...

Remember that talk we had about Nintendo fans Tachi?

Understood