I don't quite agree. There are some overkills with female characters out there, and some totally sexist games, but in general, I haven't noticed there to be a larger trend of sexist video games. Yes, there are some female characters that seem almost too sexy for the situation they're in. But for every such female character, there's one or more equally unfitting male characters to balance it out.

From the article:

"It also suggested just 9% of games showcased at this year's E3 show exclusively featured male protagonists."

Now take into account that an estimated 9 to 10 percent of the male population in the world is gay. Coincidence?

So to make games less sexist we hide the fact women have boobs? That... makes sense...

Lara crofts redesign involves her covering up more. Such sad affair when a game is or isn't sexist based on how much skin is being shown. Women have skin and boobs, and real women sometimes dress sexy because they want to, not because a modern patriarchal western society tells them too.

Why the fuck is everyone in the industry senseless except the real gamers?!

Because gamers already have a hobby, meaning they don't get bored enough to worry about this kind of thing. :-p

I hope we soon play with naked avatars.

I never said that I wanted my characters to have "normal" physiques. That wouldn't even make sense, given most do a lot physical activity. I'm saying it's kinda dumb in Mass effect how that guys wear legit armor, and then the girls essentially wear latex body suits. 

Here:

They just bloody nailed it with this one.

Indeed Star-Sensei. It seems that ever since Anita burst onto the scene, the "Social Justice Warrior Revolution" has been going on full force.

I just miss the days when video gaming was nothing more than a form of escapism meant to be enjoyed for what it provided as opposed towards dissecting appearances and tendencies based on gender.  

Itagaki disapproves. 

I'm more bothered by his generalization on gamers. So he thinks the stereotype is real? Not a smart thing to say when a lot of his fanbase are gamers.

He's Larry Croft, the fan-made male equivalent of Lara Croft. 

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