Sex selling isn't an argument, a hypothesis, a debate. It's a marketing reality that professionals have arrived to when trying to maximize profit. Trying to deny it is like trying to claim stem cell research is bad despite it showing promising results, simply because it conflicts with your religion and makes you feel icky.
Same thing here, you may not like its societal or feminist-related implications, but a business is in this to make money and a game maker is in it to make art so neither has to care about those issues and trying to juxtapose those onto art or business is to put ideology over utility and limit human expression. It isn't something the wider population, the people outside of your religion, ought give a damn about. Pretending people should care about such issues is insanely entitled, as well.
Japan markets sex in the same way out of a traditionalist tendency in their hierarchy to do what works and just refine it. If you wanna change that, establish a history of fugly manchicks selling random products to people with greater success for decades like how the people who sell stuff with hot chicks have done.
Same thing here, you may not like its societal or feminist-related implications, but a business is in this to make money and a game maker is in it to make art so neither has to care about those issues and trying to juxtapose those onto art or business is to put ideology over utility and limit human expression. It isn't something the wider population, the people outside of your religion, ought give a damn about. Pretending people should care about such issues is insanely entitled, as well.
Japan markets sex in the same way out of a traditionalist tendency in their hierarchy to do what works and just refine it. If you wanna change that, establish a history of fugly manchicks selling random products to people with greater success for decades like how the people who sell stuff with hot chicks have done.