Friendbot2000 Member Level: 51 Posts: 245/577 EXP: 950555 For next: 63383 Since: 06-17-09 Since last post: 10.5 years Last activity: 10.5 years	Posted on 05-12-10 12:05:26 PM Link | Quote
	You know this reminds me of a TV show that studied aptitude for parenting. In short it ended up with the first couple of parents shoving the robotic baby in the closet and putting a blanket over it...it is too bad that I have dealt with parents that are that neglectful at Mount Vernon. Anyways, way to re-establish archaic gender stereotypes Nintendo.

Hiryuu Level: 207 Posts: 13393/14435 EXP: 127636134 For next: 2148020 Since: 07-06-07 Since last post: 11.8 years Last activity: 11.7 years	Posted on 05-12-10 12:08:46 PM (last edited by Hiryuu at 05-12-10 09:09 AM) Link | Quote
	Isn't that akin to what most had to go through for Parenting class or something like that? (I almost said home-ec) The one ordeal most had to do about taking care of some plastic deal (or egg) for a week and make sure everything was taken care of? This didn't strike me as very different, at least.

Jin Dogan Level: 36 Posts: 174/252 EXP: 283589 For next: 24521 Since: 07-31-08 Since last post: 9.7 years Last activity: 9.7 years

Posted on 05-12-10 02:03:02 PM Link | Quote

Are you kidding? People will definitely buy this game. Just drop the baby once then stick a key in its back to make it stop crying. Very realistic. Also Nintendo isn't the only one that labels certain duties as suitable for women. I mean have you ever noticed how every cooking and cleaning product is targeted towards women? Detergents, microwaveable dinners, paper towels, etc. Apparently all things that only mothers use.