Snakegirl from Wizardry Nemesis Female magician has to shed her cloak for this scene from Wizardry Nemesis To be fair, computer games are to some extent built on tradition, and the buxom sex object symbolism may stem from the style of the original pin ball machines, still in vogue today. In selecting these screen shots I realized that the sex object problem seems predominant in fantasy and science fiction settings. When the scenario for the game is based enough in historical reality, more practical outfits have to be assigned to the female NPCs, as in The Last Express . Only they can say. But if the publishers want more women to play the existing games, take heed.
Women are no more sex objects than men are.
Both sexes have more to offer society and they should be portrayed accordingly. All Rights Reserved. Ltd. Disclaimer .