I always pick Princess Peach

[Diageo]

Sweet jesus that's hideous.

 

This is the Samus Aran I know and love. I refuse to even consider the zero suit canon.

 

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Damn that waist is sexy.

[Iun]

There is loads of fan art like that, I bet I could find some with regular Samus. It's one of the rules of the internet: "If it exists, there is porn of it."

 

Yes...yes...yes... You exist too, my pretty.

 

:fap:

[chairdriver]

Is there a changing room for people in the gym who are "undecided"? I don't think so, and I don't think ere should be. Plus, being a little on the bi side, there are occasions when I find my eyes wondering to some of the hotter male dance instructors at the gym. And that wouldn't be possible if they were in with the girls.

 

I don't see why there can't be three changing rooms: male, female and gender neutral. You use whichever you feel most comfortable using.

 

Would certainly help people of trans identity, couples who share bags, fathers with young girls, men who find the atmosphere in the male changing room aggressively off-putting (quite a few guys I know won't go to the uni swim pool because of the changing room situation, which is kind of lolwut), hetero couples who want to fuck &c &c.

 

An easy solution to solve many people's problems.

[Cube]

Now she's a skin-tight-suit wearing mega-hottie and it just doesn't gel well. She's meant to be muscular, tough... not a playboy model.

 

But before Metroid Prime, and the later Zero Suit, she just showed off her slender figure in just her underwear at the end of every game.

 

In the same year as Metroid Prime you had Metroid Fusion

 

 

The sprite ones from earlier games are similar, just pixilated.

 

I find that in games, I sometimes to play as a woman and sometimes I don't. In Mass Effect, my main Shepard is female. I don't consider Shepard to be "me" in the game, but a character I've created.

 

In The Old Republic, my second character is a female (and a hot one at that) human sith who ops for light side choices. My background for her is that the Republic completely failed her so the Empire is the only option, so she's trying to do the best she can for the galaxy.

 

Although I've had the opposite view in Skyrim. My second character is female and it's odd. Mainly because I'm always in first person and it's rarely referred to - so when someone calls me "lass" it's just confusing.

[nightwolf]

This argument comes up a lot, it's crazy really.

 

As Eddie said - it's a colour, in fact until recently pink was a boy's colour, so fuck me as to why they changed that round.

 

Anyway, I've never had much of an issue, sure I've always been a little more boyish, more so when I was younger, I'd much rather have play games than got a barbie doll, in fact I never owned one and until recently never wore pink.

 

I find it doesn't bother me, I'm still not the girliest girl in the world, there are a lot of days I don't wear make-up and would rather spend my day in a hoodie than grab a skirt, but I'm comfortable and happy enough to chose how girlie or boyish I plan to be on a day to day basis.

 

Character wise, I always play a woman and I don't think in my entire gaming life has anyone on a multiplayer game thought I was actually a girl - unless on guild chat. It's shocking, because really there's a lot of girl gamers out there and most are pretty nice people. You only need to check some decent youtube channels to see girl gamers who know what they are talking about.

 

I wish there were more characters who were a bit less boobs and bum though, I do understand sex sells, but it just really puts me off so I usually go for the male character at that point.

[MoogleViper]

[Jav_NE]

I have to admit, i am a sucker for a sexy female heroine. Lara Croft, Jo Dark, Chun Li - it is wrong that they are portrayed as sexual objects, but it is nice all the same to have a pretty sight to look at while playing. It doesn't turn me on or anything, its just nice, and i do tend to pick a girl player if they are hot. Shameless as it is.

[Ville]

Depends on the game, it seems. With single-player games, I try to create as hot a female as I possibly can, something extra nice to look at when you're playing ; D Saints Row 3 is a good example: nothing like a topless blonde bombshell in a thong riding a motorcycle and blowing half the city up. Not to mention beating zombies with a humongous, purple dildo baseball bat...ah, good times!

 

With online games, it's usually a male, because it feels like it's a representation of me now. In other words, I don't want the Italian guys wooing me... @_@

 

With local multiplayer, pretty much the same as with single player. In fact, this Christmas me and my bro were playing several old skool co-op games, and it was a guarantee that either him or me was always playing as a hot lady, or both! ; D Although, we did counter all that feminity with the jacked-up muscleheads as well... o_O

Edited August 25, 2012 by Ville