PBS Game/Show Looks at Male Stereotypes in Video Games

Turns out video games don't really portrait either gender well.

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Last week PBS Game/ShowĀ tackled the idea of whether or not video games need Anita Sarkeesian’s feminism. Not surprisingly, the comments on the thread went nuts. This week they’ve decided to look at how games handle male stereotypes. It’s less of a hot button issue, but maybe it shouldn’t be.

(via PBS Game/Show)

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