08-04-14, 19:35 | #31 | |
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Comparisons with past games are weird because narrative-rich action 3D games are a fairly recent invention. Adventure games had a far greater depth of female characters apparently (I've never been able to get anywhere in a 1990s adventure game), while the big name action games didn't have room for a kid sidekick to the protagonist anyway. That being said, I agree that attitudes have slowly changed here. Very slowly, though, and I think it's odd that women can now be sidekicks, but female heroes are still the same anomalies they were years ago. |
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08-04-14, 19:41 | #32 | |
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Btw, the video works for me so I'm not sure what's wrong with it if you can't play it. |
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08-04-14, 20:02 | #33 | |
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I bet if the classic TRs had been made today Lara would never be so sexualized and there probably wouldn't be any sexualized campaigns with real life models like in the past. Last edited by Trenton; 08-04-14 at 20:04. |
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