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Do Cultural Differences Justify The Portrayal Of Female Game Characters?

Are Japan's cultural norms a good enough excuse to justify the overtly sexualized portrayal of female characters in video games?

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DivineAssault 4252d ago

ya me too.. Thats the only reason i clicked on the link but i was saddened by the poor quality of the one picture in there

Bimkoblerutso4252d ago

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why developers put them in games.

Lucretia4252d ago

I love boobs.

but it confuses me how parents think its cool to shoot off someones head in a game but its not cool to see bouncing boobs.

ziggurcat4252d ago

oh god not another garbage, "videogames are sexist" article...

Flavor4252d ago (Edited 4252d ago )

Yup, its more White knighting, in all its clumsy, sexually frustrated glory.

Sex sells, get over it.

Moerdigan4252d ago

Fight the good fight Japan. don't become PC.

ShinraE54252d ago

Yes, it does.

Its their culture. Its their game. And its their right to make the characters however they want to.

If you want something different, go buy it.

If you want this, buy it.

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Didn’t Expect To See You Here: 5 Influential Fighting Game Guest Characters

Trevor Walker said: Fighting games have always been able to simultaneously experiment and innovate while staying true to their roots in the best of ways. Mechanics change, crossovers take place, and evolution occurs. One of the best examples of all three can be seen in the coveted guest character.

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Team Ninja Doesn't Get Enough Credit For Its Stories

Saad from eXputer: "Team Ninja's stories may not appeal to everyone due to their barebones nature but they deserve credit for being fun."

mastershredder29d ago (Edited 29d ago )

Exputer dude says Team Ninja needs more credit for their stories (what their known for) and credit for being fun (also known for challenging and fun gameplay). Team Ninja gets a LOT of credit. That's why they keep making games. You just can't expect everyone to award them the attention-level and regard that you think they deserve.

"I’m aware that some things are often not for everyone. Not because someone is actively gatekeeping but due to the product or premise failing to appeal to the masses" - Hmmm l dunno, sounds kinda like we are about to go for a cruise down gatekeeper blvd to me.

Takeaway, Exputer as a pimple gaming journal site that should not be concerned about the recognition standards of a studio they have zero involvement in. You perspective is outsider and totally disconnected from reality as far as how the industry sees them.

Takeaway 2, Exputer is only in about a generation deep into Team Ninja. Posers. Take your gate keepy BS and shove it. We know what makes team ninja great and they are doing just fine doing what THEY do.

Knightofelemia29d ago

Every branch under Koei Tecmo is talented I am a big fan of theirs no matter what the game is or who makes it.

GoodGuy0929d ago (Edited 29d ago )

I thought Nioh 1+2's stories were fine, nothing amazing but they kept me interested. William and the Protag in 2 were pretty cool. Wo Long was ok I guess but it just felt like another retelling of the three kingdoms again which we've seen told so much in video games and especially dynasty warriors.

ROCKY2828d ago

Where is a new DEAD OR ALIVE !!!!
That is the only game we care about from Team Ninja 😂

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Team Ninja say Rise of the Ronin will have multiple difficulty options

Rise of the Ronin's difficulty options include Narrative, Intermediate and Hard. As the name suggests, Narrative mode is for players who just want to experience the story without any serious combat. Intermediate is your standard medium difficulty that will provide some challenge while Hard is in line with Team Ninja's previous games like Nioh and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.