Feminist gamers hates Fat!

Fat Princess game was first unveiled at E3. The objective of the game is to fatten up the princess to make it harder for her rescuers to rescue her or to prevent her from being captured. Frankly I’m confused what’s the game is all about since the gaming blogs are more focused on what the feminist gamers thinks about the game.

Melissa McEwan of Shakesville writes: “Congrats on your awesome new game, Sony. I’m positively thrilled to see such unyielding dedication to creating a new generation of fat-hating, heteronormative assholes,” while Feminist Gamer’s “Mighty Ponygirl” suggests a simple gameplay switcheroo would solve the problem (and change the title). “Instead of running out into the forest to find cake to fatten up the princess with, why not go out and find gold (which is a lot heavier than cake) to stuff into a treasure chest,” she says, adding, “The more gold in the chest, the heavier it would be, and the harder it would be to carry.”

Seriously, what’s wrong with being FAT? It’s only a game, it’s meant to exaggerrate things. What makes it even more ironic is that a female designed this game concept. No need for them to complain right? Next time, Sony should make a disclaimer. The game you’re about to view are conceptualize by female. No males are involved in the conceptualization process.

You don’t hear PETA or the Human Rights organization bitching about “I love Katamari” for rolling up animals and humans into a giant ball.

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