All power to the dad.
Anecdote time:
A tutor of mine was talking about how he wanted to share his love of football (soccer) with his daughter as he was raising her. Naturally she wasn't that interested at first but once she discovered there was a women's England team she became quite enthused about the sport. She had favourite female players, and they would go to watch women's matches together. Then one day he brought home a new copy of FIFA and naturally she became quite excited. She asked her dad if she could play and he was elated. But as he navigated the menus for her, one small problem became apparent. The daughter couldn't find any of her favourite women players, women's teams and there was no opportunity to create a female player that looked like herself. Soon after this revelation my tutor's daughter quickly lost interest and a potential avenue for bonding was swiftly closed.
So yeah. More female protagonists please. Videogames are awesome. Why must young girls miss out on the fun?
Anecdote time:
A tutor of mine was talking about how he wanted to share his love of football (soccer) with his daughter as he was raising her. Naturally she wasn't that interested at first but once she discovered there was a women's England team she became quite enthused about the sport. She had favourite female players, and they would go to watch women's matches together. Then one day he brought home a new copy of FIFA and naturally she became quite excited. She asked her dad if she could play and he was elated. But as he navigated the menus for her, one small problem became apparent. The daughter couldn't find any of her favourite women players, women's teams and there was no opportunity to create a female player that looked like herself. Soon after this revelation my tutor's daughter quickly lost interest and a potential avenue for bonding was swiftly closed.
So yeah. More female protagonists please. Videogames are awesome. Why must young girls miss out on the fun?