Game I just finished today: Bioshock 2 (Lamb)krazykidd said:Are there any Video games where the MAIN villain of the game is female?
Kotor 2's main villian was an old granny.krazykidd said:So i was wondering this , after thinking about batman, in Arkham assylum , the Joker is the main villain , but he has 'supporting' female villains ( Harley quinn and poison ivy ) .
So my question is:
Are there any Video games where the MAIN villain of the game is female?
also for discussion value , would you like to see more female villains ( main villains or supporting villains ) in video games. Do you think it could add to video game story telling? Why do you think the 'bad guy ' is most of the time a male ?
Tomb Raider 1 (and the Anniversary remake) with Jacqueline Natlakrazykidd said:So i was wondering this , after thinking about batman, in Arkham assylum , the Joker is the main villain , but he has 'supporting' female villains ( Harley quinn and poison ivy ) .
So my question is:
Are there any Video games where the MAIN villain of the game is female?
also for discussion value , would you like to see more female villains ( main villains or supporting villains ) in video games. Do you think it could add to video game story telling? Why do you think the 'bad guy ' is most of the time a male ?
I apologise, I have not played System Shock, but...uh... now all I can think of is this when I see the game's name, but with "guy" replaced with "AI".Pipotchi said:System Shock 1 and 2 with Shodan? Technically an AI but spoke with a female voice and face and was very female (concerned with Offspring etc)
only 1 an 3Gerwich said:The entire Breath of Fire series.
How would the main villain of that game be a woman in any way? I mean, the FIRST boss is a woman, but she's certainly not the main villain. She's barely even a character.Creator002 said:I would mention inFamous, but I'm not sure if that's entirely true as the final boss is
your future self.