Original sentence: '' for the Nintendo 64, GameSpot editor Jeff Gerstmann called Samus one of the characters that made Nintendo "what it is today"
Edited sentence: " The Irish Times found it "refreshing" to learn that the series' protagonist, who is "well disguised under the suit of heavy armour", is a female.... You're going to find some girls who like these games, but generally they know they're being left out.Dangelmaier said of Samus and Capcom's Cammy video game character: "That's not a woman, that's a drag queen.Heidi Dangelmaier, a computer science graduate from Princeton University, conducted research on developing interactive titles for game manufacturers before pursuing a business in which she works with manufacturers to expand video games to target girls more.I don't think this is a role model for women or something we would aspire to be.In Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century: Literate Connections by Gail Hawisher, Cynthia Selfe, and James Paul Gee, they wrote that Samus is "quite possibly the most nonsexualized female video-game character ever", a belief shared by Steve Rabin, who in Introduction to Game Development'' considers that Samus is also one of Nintendo's most popular video game mascots.In an article for The Washington Post, she remarks that she was unhappy with what she considered a halfhearted attempt to include girls in the audience for video games.Probably she's quite brutal.Rupert Goodwins of The Independent wrote, "Samus Aran [...] is apparently female, although the Transformer-like suit she wears could just as easily contain a large centipede; it's hardly a breakthrough for feminism.[...] Does she have the right contours.for the Nintendo 64, GameSpot editor Jeff Gerstmann called Samus one of the characters that made Nintendo "what it is today"