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Games that were wrongly criticised for their depictions of women, games made by people who support #GamerGate and games from devs that were shunned by journos because of their personal views.

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Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Declared sexist by many people because opponent thugs and villains refer to Catwoman as "♥♥♥♥♥", a sexist insult, according to them."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Called "insensitive and tone deaf" because of the first person Dracula attack on a woman, "a blatant allusion of rape". How dare a vampire be evil?"

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"WayForward was accused by journalists of "whitewashing" the main character because of the slightly paler complexion used in the game."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"The game was heavily criticised because of a minigame called "Gigolo Mode", which involves dating girls to get weapon upgrades."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Zero Labs was heavily attacked when the game launched because of their female designs. Curiously, the lead animator is a female that likes pretty girls."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Daniel Vavra, one of the developers of Mafia 2, is one of the most fierce supporters of GamerGate and transparency in gaming journalism."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"The artists from the game were heavily harassed because of the female armor in the game and were forced into self-censoring."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Matt Roszak supports GamerGate. According to him, he just wants to make videogames without the risk of backlash just because of politics."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"Brad Wardell, CEO of Stardock was victim of corrupt journalism when a false claim of sexual harassment was spread on the internet."

Recomendado 23 de setembro de 2014

"David Prassel, the creator, supports Gamer Gate. In a post in the Trek Industries blog titled "Gaming Press: You have failed this city"."