Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is the game on PS3 that I have been waiting for since Drakan on PS2. It is a game that comes along once in the life of a console. Skyrim does everything Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion did and 100% better. It is the super sequel, the uber version, and Geek Woman’s [...]
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It was unfair that this holiday season too many games came out all at the same time. I won’t make excuses for myself. There is only one of me. In a word, it has been Skyrim. I have a back log list of reviews as long as my arm. The first one for the new [...]
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My Saints Row character is a tall Asian female with a thong tan, oiled skin, and a Latina accent. She can look pretty hot with her animated bump and grind routines, but she can’t swim in her pool or sit down in her hot tub. She can accumulate lots of gold coins but there are [...]
Posted in Exclusive, Featured, Game Reviews, PS3 Tags: female avatar, female gamer, feminism, feminism in games, feminist, geek, geek woman, geekwoman, Ps3, review, Saints Row: The Third, Women, women gamer No Comments »Sara Gilbert rocks this Hirajuku inspired look with a pink tutu and gold platforms on the arm of Sharon Osbourne in this promo photo for The Talk on CBS which has a New York Special coming up. Way to go geeky lady!
This one is a sequel to previous title Demon’s Souls. The dark and shadowy palette is the set up for a castle of horrors. You get into battle after selecting gender, (hurrah), class and other attributes in a mid range character creation system. You can choose a female gender character. You can control the body [...]
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