Remember the old saying, "out of sight, out of mind." If/when sexism truly ceases to exist, there will never be any discussions like this because the thought would never cross anyone's mind. Pointing out sexism/racism is often a form of sexism/racism.

Anytime someone mentions sexism or racism where it's not obvious is simply empowering the sexism and racism to continue. Until this article was written, hardly anyone would look at this game and say it's sexist. But the author had to bring the subject up, which empowered a huge backlash of sexist comments. All the author had to do was say the word sexism, and look at all the uneducated, ignorant, and otherwise useless comments being posted. The author was trying to make a point about sexism, and now she's receiving a massive amount of sexist comments.

To the readers/commenters: Many of these comments prove her point that sexism is still very real in the gaming culture.

To the author: Those who sow in flames shall reap the ashes. You started this mess of sexist/idiotic comments by bringing up the subject, so cherish the replies.

I want to know what the primary system each of those games was being built for. If they build it for XBox first, and port the PS3 version, the XBox version will likely look better and visa versa. I think PS3 has the hardware potential to be better, but it's up to the developers. I really don't care about these reviews until they compare Final Fantasy 13. That game is being built for PS3, and the XBox version will be ported from it. We'll see who wins then...