I’ve got two kiddos and I weigh less then a buck, so no problems in that department. Mostly, I think they’re just jealous that this chic just whooped their ASS. in yo face, beeyotch.
(obviously I can be a shit talker)
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Also I dunno, Imagine Babies sells pretty well.
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I think soon marketers will realize that creating gender specific games isn’t the money maker. Yeah, traditionally parents haven’t seen gaming as something for their daughters, but I think that’ll change. It’s just going to take time.

I’m going to game with any offspring I have, but they’ve got to earn it. It’s a privilege.
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The whole genderizing (is that a word?) of video games probably shouldn’t exist, but it totally does and I agree it’s important to be mindful of that. In the end I get the feeling that over time as more and more kids grow up with video games, we’re going to lose that gender stereotype of the girl and guy gamer.

I know when I grow up my kids will be playing video games. Hell I’ll be playing with them =D
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And though I do love Spyro, I’ve got to say I love me some shooter games. I spent many a night at a friend’s house playing what we dubbed “SMASH & KILL”… (my friend and I would be giant barbarians, who’s sole purpose in the game was to smash and kill things.)

I hate this gender-ing of video games. I don’t believe there are boy games and girl games. (Though they are pushing these fluffy happy games in pink and lilac on girls like crazy, so I doubt boys would like them all that much, but kudos & who cares if they do.)

…err.. rambling.

Anyway. Yes, I’m a girl. Yes, I game. I don’t do online gaming because I use Macs. But I’ve got a Wii, DSi, and playstation. If I had the funds I’d have a xbox 360 and a PS3. I like shooter and racing games as well as the standard mario games and fantasy ones.
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