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Microsoft wants to ban curvy females from video games

Microsoft is updating its guidelines to discourage the use of exaggerated female figures in video games.
As part of its efforts to promote inclusivity, the company advises developers to avoid reinforcing negative gender stereotypes.

The new guidance suggests considering whether a game introduces gender barriers, aiming for female characters that match their male counterparts in skills, abilities, and appropriate attire.

Microsoft encourages checking for unrealistic body proportions in characters. This move impacts how female characters, who are important to the gaming community and include popular figures like Lara Croft and Bayonetta, are portrayed.

The guidance is part of a broader initiative to make gaming more inclusive by eliminating outdated stereotypes.
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