Jaleel Boone from XboxFocus.com writes:
"Why are black video game characters so lame?
I know what you're thinking. "Why should it matter what the race of your character is?", or "I never have a problem with playing as other races, neither should you", or perhaps "Oh lord. The uppity colored boy is talking about race again. Black people? In my games?"
Clearly I don't believe there are any slave owners playing the Xbox 360 or reading this article, but hear me out. I'm just going to to go down a quick list of African-American characters on the Xbox 360 alone."
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You know, I never really noticed it, but there is RARELY a black lead character who isnt a walking stereotype...
there are hardly any leads for other races as well
Best quote is about how he talks about how developers, if they can create great characters out of cubes, black people shouldn't be that hard. Awesome.
I'm from a tough perspective to talk about it, but yeah. I never really noticed anything either.
resident evil 5 anyone?