LOL, okay just want to point this out. The women of DoA are being treated like sex objects because we are treating them like sex objects. Let me go into detail. If the society considered heavy clothing on women sexy, where all you can see is her eyes than a game would be set to it in one form or another. Now let's take a look at the very game itself.Boudica said:Moonlight Butterfly said:'When you take that to countries outside of Japan, it tends to be very misinterpreted in some cases, people considering it sexist or derogatory etc."
How the hell is that misinterpretation. They are portraying women as sex objects. That's about as sexist and derogatory as it can get different culture or no.
I'm never going to buy a Team Ninja game again. I can see why Other M was such a trainwreck.*High five!*Moonlight Butterfly said:This is pretty much proof of sexism and a boys club culture in gaming.
I feel you, sis.
People here seem to think the problem we are taking is the breasts themselves, when in reality... We just don't want people using bullshit excuses to view and treat women like sex toys that giggle and jiggle for male entertainment--and that IS how Japan is constantly representing itself to others.
I'm not going to shrug off sexism, racism or violence in any culture just because it's not my own. It's called treating people like humans.
Are the women spreading their legs for the sole purpose of pleasing a man. No.
Are they making sexy faces while they are fighting. No.
Do they hold themselves in sexy poses at rest while contemplating the next attack? No.
At most, the women of DoA are made to wear sexy clothing but far from being actual sex objects. We of the west culture are forcing our view of what a sex object is onto a game like DoA because...well because we can.
Also we do, we do shrug violence off as "cultural" difference because we allow games like Mortal Kombat and God of War to exist. Not only do we allow them to exist, but we praise them for what they do.
p.s. That Sister is giving me a hard-on and she is a sex object to me.