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Top 5 sexist characters in games

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What’s wrong with being sexy? Nothing, of course. But being sexist… now, that’s bad. We all know that games, by and large, do tend to be a bit sexist, what with being targeted at confused adolescent males an’ all. But what of the sexism of characters within games themselves? Here’s a list of the five most sexistist characters ever…

What’s wrong with being sexy? Nothing, of course. But being sexist… now, that’s bad. We all know that games, by and large, do tend to be a bit sexist, what with being targeted at confused adolescent males an’ all. But what of the sexism of characters within games themselves? No one’s done a Top 5 sexist characters before, so I’ve put myself in raging feminist mode and come up with a list of the five most sexistist characters ever…

Top 5 sexist characters in games

5.
Nathan Drake
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

By making lewd comments regarding Chloe’s sweet, sweet ass every time he gives her a leg-up, Drake is objectifying her. In particular he’s objectifying her tight, perfectly round, peachy bottom. What a pig.

Top 5 sexist characters in games

4.
50 Cent
50 Cent: Blood On The Sand

Every woman 50 Cent meets in this game he calls a ‘bitch’, even if they’re trying to be nice to him, which is sexist. He even calls some of the men bitches after he kills them, which is even more sexist. Fiddy, you in da sexist club.

Top 5 sexist characters in games

3.
Ezio Auditore da Firenze
Assassin’s Creed II

Eurgh! This is a man who considers women to be nothing more than vaginas and vaginas nothing more than ‘outlets’. The 15th Century is soooooo sexist. It should be confined to history forever.

Top 5 sexist characters in games

2.
Paco Mendez
Heavy Rain

Few things are more sexist than forcing a woman to take her clothes off at gunpoint. It might even be worse than paying her to do it. Mendez is a sexist pig and I got no enjoyment at all from making Madison strip off for him, revealing her pert, perky, smooth jubblies in all their steamy glory. So it was especially frustrating when I accidentally dropped my controller on the floor, triggering an action that I did not intend, forcing me to replay the whole sordid encounter for a second time. Yuk!

Top 5 sexist characters in games

1.
Dallas Wyatt
Valkyria Chronicles

Proving that sexism is not the exclusive domain of men – if it were, that would in itself be disgustingly sexist – Dallas Wyatt is Valkyria Chronicles’ man-hating lesbian. She hates men so much that she fights notably worse alongside them than alongside women. Unlike Mendez she can’t even claim she’s not sexist and was just having a bit of fun either – her sexism is written right there on her character profile. Shame on you, Dallas.

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    8 Comments »

    • 234 said:

      Hahahahahaha…

      Do you really understand the concept of “sexy”?

      Another question dude. Why you have chosen characters from games made during the last 2 years. Maybe because you play videogames since 3-4 years or what?

    • doa766 said:

      I think you mean Rosie from VC, not Dylan

    • Rafael said:

      Idi0t (234), It says SEXIST, not Sexiest..

      And there is no Duke Nukem in this list. Very noob selection in my opinion..

    • Danny said:

      Is this feature a joke? Do you even know what sexism is, Gavin?

    • Gavin Mackenzie said:

      @doa766 – No, I mean neither. I mean Dallas.

      @Danny – Yes and yes.

    • YoureAllIdiots said:

      Jesus people, obviously it’s a joke. Just look at the writing style…

    • Sam Vernoholica said:

      I would of included Rico Rodriguez from Just cause 2 in this list aswell. But you cant have everyone can you?

    • MarkeyMan90 said:

      Tbh Nathan Drake’s sexism is justifiable and I know you think that too Gav….don’t lie XD

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