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FortuneCookie posted...

Okay, cool.

I have a suggestion.

If they want a video game adaptation to be female-centric, wouldn't they be best off to pick a series which actually has a heavy female focus? I mean, it's not like women are non-existent in games or are all objectified bikini warriors. They could easily do a Tomb Raider series where she's a Latina lesbian. The character was originally going to be Lara Cruz. They could easily say that that was her birth name and that Croft is an alias. And she was more or less shipped with another woman in the reboot.

I'm just saying.

It's probably a better idea than doing a series about an armored male space marine and making it female-centric.

I sort of agree with you, in that there are better series to choose from if you want to make a cool, engaging, female-driven series.

But its been done with Halo beforethe whole I love bees guerilla marketing campaign for Halo 2 had a story that involved a very diverse cast with a strong focus on female characters, both in the game itself as well as in the audio drama story that accompanied it.