KongFu Dressup ChunLi

Sorry, but I've never really liked dress-up games. From the last time I played street fighters, I recalled that Chun Li had black or brown hair, not orange. If it weren't for her hair style and game title, I would never have recognized that she was Chun Li. Being able to change her hair style is like practically taking away the last thing that would makes her Chun Li.

For the guys arguing about sexism, I appreciate your intentions, but I think you're logic is a bit off.

The intent of describing a game as a 'game for girls' is to indicate that the game is only intended for girls (ie, 'boys will not like this, so don't rate me down if you're a boy'). It is in no way implying that girls wouldn't like other games as well.

Perhaps what you're trying to point out is the fact that you don't see (m)any RPGs, shooters, etc. that are only for girls. I suspect that's because it takes a lot more work to develop those type games and the developer(s) are trying to target the larger male and female audience. Making an RPG that is for girls only would probably draw a much smaller following.

Also, most developers are guys :)

Antman I agree. I'm not a girl or sexist, but these dressup games for girls thing, it's kind of a steriotype. and demeaning. because who says:"Girls don't like Adventure/RPG, Strategy, Shooter games?" To be honest I know alot of girls who love shooter games. And RPG games as well

that is not Chun li!

stop complaining