Noble goal, wrong target. They assume viewers can't distinguish reality from fiction. I don't argue that the way supermodels are are portrayed in the media can have a detrimental effect, but the girls and women who try to emulate them knows that behind those images exists a real person, in videogames, they know it's a fiction made possible only by technology.
A more valid target would be Photoshop itselsf and the models manipulated with it. Un-photoshop fashion images and show viewers that those women in magazines are also a work of fiction enabled by technology. That would be a lot more effective than using video gama characters.
Yeah, I don't know why female viewers would be looking at video game news, and the girl gamer population is rather slim, so I see no point in this article.
Noble goal, wrong target. They assume viewers can't distinguish reality from fiction. I don't argue that the way supermodels are are portrayed in the media can have a detrimental effect, but the girls and women who try to emulate them knows that behind those images exists a real person, in videogames, they know it's a fiction made possible only by technology.
A more valid target would be Photoshop itselsf and the models manipulated with it. Un-photoshop fashion images and show viewers that those women in magazines are also a work of fiction enabled by technology. That would be a lot more effective than using video gama characters.
Yeah, I don't know why female viewers would be looking at video game news, and the girl gamer population is rather slim, so I see no point in this article.