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Originally Posted by Jeysie
Personally I don't want the industry to start catering to women, though. Just create unique games with strong plots, interesting characters, inspired art and music, and gameplay that requires more than just twitch reflexes, and the question of gender will be irrelevant because that sort of game is likely to appeal to everyone.
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Yes, exactly. I'm always wary when I hear about games being developed for women, because usually that means the developer has some idiotic generalised idea of what women want. We're not like a herd or a hive mind. I would rather not play Pretty Princess Barbie Goes Shopping for Sparkle Ponies or whatever.
If a game is clever and well rounded PEOPLE will play it, period.
