Yes, but certain characters (Tifa from FFVII comes to mind) are well defined in more ways than oneKage Me said:I thought we were trying to avoid defining a character by her jugs?RagnorakTres said:1) D-cups are ridiculous. Never break C unless it's a defining character feature.
I'm pretty sure that, had Mirror's head been from a 3rd person P.O.V. the game would've been more focused on her breasts. 1st person takes that attention away.Stoic Person Eater said:How about a female protagonist who has survived breast cancer, therefore is sans breasts?
What about Mirror's Edge? Strong female character, no real attention to her breasts...
I never played the game, but that is just because the lead character wasn't sexually appealing to me.
Sweet, firing up google....cordeos said:the last sister of fate in God of War 2, she is by far the largest video game babe ever
This is true. I hadn't even considered that possibility.Mr. Fahrenheit said:Amaterasu from Okami. Doesn't capitalize on sex appeal...not obnoxious in any way...genuinely likeable as a main character.
Good point.VanityGirl said:I could settle this real quick. Which is HONESTLY more appealing.
This...
![]()
Or this...
![]()
If she stopped doing that ladder thing, that might help as well.VanityGirl said:I'm a girl and I know for a fact that for a video game character to be popular, she'd better have melons.
I bet the little girl in FEAR 2 would have been more popular if she had big melons.
![]()
The latter. It doesn't seem so damn ridiculous. I liked games with busty skin-sporting women when I was 12. I've managed to get over that now.quack35 said:Good point.VanityGirl said:I could settle this real quick. Which is HONESTLY more appealing.
This...
![]()
Or this...
![]()
It is just part of the art style. Each stance has its own deal. That one I believe is pissed off and about to hurt someone or just see was pulling a gun out and did it to show an added weight of the gun.Propagandasaurus said:Is something wrong with her spine? Why does she keep standing like that?mykalwane said:Well a good example of all of that would be Mona Sax. Money being the flaw.
She is a good example having a little sex. Thinking at first she is just a hot toffee then pulls out a gun proving she's a dame. Now a dame is what I personally expect, personality and body are top of the line with a weapon to kill with. Though she is not as daunting as the villain. Nicole Horne proves that the best villains are a *****.
scnj said: