The Article said:
The Capture the Babe mode of the Duke Nukem game, which will be played primarily by young people, sends--
STOP. RIGHT. THERE.
MATURE RATING. GET THOSE DAMNED PRE-PUBESCENT, ADOLECENT KIDS OUT OF THE ROOM. THIS IS A GAME FOR REAL MEN. In that real men are mature adults who understand this sort of thing is purely for the sake of virtual entertainment, and in no way reflects the social behaviors one should endeavor to apply in the real world.
I like putting kneecappers on a military APC and riding it through the streets honking the horn and firing the top-mounted machine-gun to the tune of Hall of the Mountain King, THAT DOESN'T MEAN I THINK IT'S RIGHT TO DO IN REAL LIFE.
Now, it's great to look to Duke Nukem's bravery and strength for inspiration, but we mature adults ought to know that Duke is a fantasy character in a fantasy environment, and that taking life lessons from his existence is on par with going into a jewelry store, choking the jeweler to death, and stealing all the golden wedding bands while proclaiming Gollum told you to do it while you were watching Lord of the Rings. IT NEEDS THE PRECIOUS.
Don't forget, folks who buy Duke from Walmart get that badass Duke Nukem hat. Or did they pull that as well, because it represents southern-truckers who beat their wives and drink beer while driving?
Bah, nevermind. One single bloody forum post on a forum of a thousand or so forum posters on a forum that no single bloody post will probably ever penetrate the skulls of those folks who ride around on rent-a-white-horses thinking they know best for everyone. Slap a messa--haaaa, sorry, lemme try that again--PUT a message on the back of the game box saying 'some sexism may be seen during gameplay', and let it go already. Instead of attacking the developers, attack the retail outlet that isn't enforcing the rating system. Attack the parents who aren't properly supervising their children, and ensuring that they -don't- reenact the [pathetically hilarious and subpar] Russian Airport Shootout level from Modern Warfare 2. Advocate proper parenting, community gathering in order to explore the concept of video games and their content, in order to properly determine which games children should or shouldn't have...
...actually, yeah, it would be easier just to complain to a store and tell them not to sell it in the first place. My bad. Guess I should have realized they're uncreative PUSSIES. BWAHAHA. Besides, there's a point. If the game is sold at Walmart, plenty of kids will buy and steal the game, the little #*%@#'s. Go ahead, take it off Walmart's shelves so that only real adults can buy the game by ordering it or something.
Besides, the last CD's I bought from Walmart were defective, I never go there for electronics and stuff anyways. Now I'm going to go find where I dropped my brain when I started reading that article.