I saw Dead or Alive Paradise complete for PSP at Gamestop, but I couldn't bring myself to get it, even though I was darn curious. Oh for shame I even considered it.
I do want to play Skylanders too. Kids games don't scare me. I play Lego games. Even showed my nephew a thing or two in Lego Star Wars.
See, this is where the gender thing gets a little silly. You like to blow things up. I like to blow things up. You like to go on an adventure. I like to go on a adventure. What's the darn difference? Nothing. Heck, I could even get into a fashion game. Call me Metrosexual or whatever, I don't care. I gotta look good sometimes. Can't rock the mountain man look every day.
I totally want to play those games. Feel weird picking them up at the store, but I can get over that.
I appreciate the information you give for those so called "feminine" games you mention. I'm always looking for something new and interesting.
This gender thing is touchy though, which is why I think other words are necessary like "gentle games" or "nonviolent games" or "story driven games" to talk about stuff that's not shooters or swords & sorcery battle games. I mean, I like a good building sim game. No bloodlust involved there.
I think you meant, "Where IN Hell is Homelessrook" 
I agree. Same opportunities for sure. And I agree with you on Cortana. It's just some cheap sex appeal for the guys who are the vast majority in playing Halo. It always bothered me especially when Halo 4 came out and the graphics were even more realistic.
All the AI in the Halo Universe can choose their own form. I just want to know why she chose this one. i don't think it's even explained unlike all the other ones. Suspicious me think.
I played a female character in Fable III. I did a bit of fanfic with that character too that I really liked. It's interesting to take the female point of view. Priorities are totally different.
I was listening to some feminist stuff recently in a lecture series and I wonder sometimes if feminists just want everyone to be the same. I don't know how I could fall in love with a woman who was just like me. I thought our gender differences were what made life interesting and fun.
Oh yea, and I just found some cool games on Femicom: Magic Knight Rayearth on Saturn and Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure on PS1.
Yea and Brutal Doom. Why do women love blood and guts so much? Why do they have to be so violent? Why does my girlfriend beat me? Why?
I see everything in the theaters now. I even got rid of my Netflix. I just didn't have the time for it. I am going to rent a few movies from the library though because I just have to see them: The Blue Max and Gentlemen Broncos.
Oh man, do I miss Headbanger's Ball. That was fun stuff.
