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I'm not saying they're not, that wasn't the point.
that's all the arguments I have, I don't remember the last western game I've played besides replaying Prototype. So yeah, add Alex Mercer to your list, dude was the coolest guy I've ever seen when I was young.
And I'm saying that people are merely designing their characters to be aesthetically pleasing. Frankly, I don't want to look at realistic characters in video games. Does liking character designs like in Arc System Works or French Bread fighting games make me horny?
A whole lot of western-made games are first-person, RTS games or involve some sort of character creation. Baldur's Gate I and II, Fallout I and II, The Elder Scrolls and the Gothic series, Planescape Torment, Warcraft I, II and III, Starcraft, the Command & Conquer franchise and all its clones, Quake, Unreal Tournament, Doom, Bioshock I and II...
I'm not talking about the developers, I'm talking about gamers. No one complains when a male character is not handsome, but all women must look like models. You mentioned Mortal Kombat, Kano for example is ugly as hell... but no one cares, right? Shame they never made a skin of the actor from the first movie, he looks freaking badass:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQoN-HBFWjw
Honestly, this just makes the gaming community look bad, it's like people are screaming PLS GIMME SEXY GIRLS
Not that there's anything wrong with wanting to see sexy girls, but you don't need games for that, people can find them elsewhere.
Send more Jesters, pls :)
1) Kano is pulling the villain look in that MOVIE with facial expressions. I'm pretty sure if he wasn't ACTING OUT a character we're supposed to want to lose, he could look way more appealing.
2) Notice the word "realistic". Yes, people who play video games want VISUALLY APPEALING characters. And just because certain people don't like a design, doesn't mean it's universally hated. I for one don't like Juri Han from the Street Fighter series, but there is a small army of people who do. My favourite SF character is Makoto. And yes, that includes her design. I like the contrast between her tomboyish face, haircut and demeanor and her figure which would be right at home in Dead or Alive. But that figure is most of the time obscured by a shabby and oversized karate gi... which is also part of the appeal of the design, as it's telling a part of her story. There is a lot more to character design than just how they LOOK.
Well, sure. Reason why people shouldn't be so concerned about it.
That's fair. After all, there's an entire direction in art, expressionism, dedicated to the aesthetics of the ugly and appalling. Not my cup of tea, but some people find it appealing. I don't judge.
This is an insult to players and designers alike. And females making such derogatory remarks won't help themselves to look more appealing.
Who said women only play Candy Crush? They play and mod for The Sims, one of the best selling PC franchises of all time, developed by Will Wright, a legend in the gaming industry. Do you or did you ever play The Sims? Do you even mod?
All games are uninteresting if you are not their audience. Think the whole world wants to play grindy Korean MMORPGs and the flood of Souls-like games from Japan?
Look to the right of that page under "Special Properties". It reads, "Including smartphone gamers".
These kinds of statistics usually count grandma and her Candy Crush addiction among the "gamers". Not that mobile games aren't games, but there's a distinction there, and the Venn diagram of gamer-gamers and mobile-gamers doesn't have a huge amount of overlap.
If we look at Capcom's recent poll[captown.capcom.com], there were over a quarter million respondents. 82% are male. It's a good sample size, and fans of Capcom are more likely to be among the "gamer" demographic, discounting your auntie playing Sudoku on her iPhone. Capcom also has a pretty wide range of different genres and kinds of games, so you'll get a decent selection of different people with different interests.
Also interesting is that Unique and attractive characters is a close second place globally under what gamers look for in a game, behind only exhilarating gameplay. In Japan, Unique and attractive characters are the #1 most looked for thing.