Darn. I thought that rising trend was a boner reference. Also, I'm sorry to say that this is a bit sexist. Elsa, you got anything to say about the blog?
How about da ladeez stay in da kitchen and cook my dinnerz instead?! Amirite?!
I agree with Rexwolf2. This is a bit sexist. I think you could change this to generalize more about how developers opt to reach casual gamers now in an attempt to reach a quota of sales, instead of adding to the experience, and then it has the same message, whilst avoiding gender stereotypes.
I agree with Rexwolf2. This is a bit sexist. I think you could change this to generalize more about how developers opt to reach casual gamers now in an attempt to reach a quota of sales, instead of adding to the experience, and then it has the same message, whilst avoiding gender stereotypes.
SEXIST?! BAN THIS SICK FILTH!
(For the record, my love made me read this, and we're gonna do nothing but play RE5 all day.
(For the record, my love made me read this, and we're gonna do nothing but play RE5 all day.
While it may be a bit sexist, this blog was pretty funny. I enjoyed the Capcom board room discussion and Prince Fluff parts especially.
My wife has played through all the Halos with me. Ironically, she is taking a break from FF 13 because she didn't want to have to grind. So much for perpetual intro video.
From the way this read... I assume you're referring to your own real life girlfriend? As such it's not sexist or stereotypical, but more of an amusing insight into someone just starting out in gaming (I have my own stories... about my husband! Some of them are pretty funny!)
Anyway, this was an entertaining read. At least she took an interest in your hobby instead of simply wanting you to give it up... and if she eventually did learn to play FF - then that's the start and you may well have to share your console now! (or buy a second one like I had to do!)
(and if this is just based on stereotype... then it's not quite so entertaining and you might have delved more seriously into the recent trend towards developers recognizing that increasingly more and more couples are gaming together! There's actually a good blog in that, but it would need more analysis and less generalization).
Anyway, this was an entertaining read. At least she took an interest in your hobby instead of simply wanting you to give it up... and if she eventually did learn to play FF - then that's the start and you may well have to share your console now! (or buy a second one like I had to do!)
(and if this is just based on stereotype... then it's not quite so entertaining and you might have delved more seriously into the recent trend towards developers recognizing that increasingly more and more couples are gaming together! There's actually a good blog in that, but it would need more analysis and less generalization).
Hmm, it's more amusing amusing generalizations on personal experiences than sexism. I doubt sexism would ever have been brought up if it hadn't been presented front and center.
Anyway, very entertaining read. I wonder what Elsa has to say about her husband?
Anyway, very entertaining read. I wonder what Elsa has to say about her husband?
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