This sort of thing irritates beyond belief, because Sony and Microsoft (and one would assume also Nintendo) have nothing in place to deal with hatred and bigotry online. There approach is to ban the gay gamer in an effort to shut them up. This sort of approach is archaic in its appraisal and dealings with the situation.

I’m so irate at this right now I need to go and play some Team Fortress, maybe bag a few fags and teabag them and their dyke counterparts in good ole boy MS style.

Is it not odd that game developers don’t use the ‘celesbian’ cycle of free publicity within video games? This would save them large amounts of the greenback with regards to game coverage. I read over at lesbian gamers a while ago that the female character in upcoming title Dead Rain (I think that’s its title) tinkles the gaydar. She does and if she were a lesbian, think of all the free publicity.

Rockstar do it with violence. Celebrities do it with fake sexuality, why do game developers not do it with celesbian characters more?

Even after expressing thoughts of inequality and inequity, he still responded with “but you like boobs”.

I have resigned myself to the sad fact that this is why sites like Kotaku and others have taken a swandive over the last year or so to pander to this type of audience. The big question being “what does it all mean for gaming overall?”

I’ve been a gamer a long time, I love my hobby, but sometimes it sucks balls. Now can you think of anything more unlesbisch and yet perfect for articulating what it is I get at here. Thought not.

Does this fact of sexuality make me different to your average gamer when it comes to gaming, I think not, other than I sit of the periphery due to gender, more than sexuality.

My [mis]adventures in gaming will sometimes cover issues of sexuality, but for me this diary is more about the true and deep love of video games and about disseminating a laymans point of view with regards to the politics and hiccups of video gaming. It just so happens I’m a lesbian.