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Revision as of 16:58, 6 December 2012
Game Content
In the Game Content section, can we have a citation for the claim "Although these games were, and still are, successful with male gamers, the violent and aggressive nature proved to be less appealing to women."? Seems to be based off the stereotype that men like violence and women don't. - Drake
a big thing going on right now is the kickstarter led by Anita Sarkeesian and the news involved with that- worth looking into Brownman (talk) 16:19, 5 December 2012 (EST)
I fixed up a few of the examples that were incorrect and cleaned up some of the phrasing/grammar. The page needs better organization on a whole, since sub categories are sometimes not related to its parent category. Some of the pictures are broken, as well. -Michael
Does anyone know if under "Other examples of female video game characters" the first subcategory means eroticized characters? (I don't know enough about mortal combat) The subheading seems to imply so, but then the lead in paragraph before the bullets contradicts that... - Allison
- yup. look to beyond good and evil
- the longest journey
- fallout I and II was very different depending on whether the character was male or female
