Wait so you come to a GAMING website,see cosplay about a GAME character and then ask why...Ignoring the fact that this is kotaku-you see that name reminds you of something doesn't it? Maybe the word otaku? Cause you should know otaku love cosplayAlso Anna ormeli is the official Elizabeth cosplayer as in hired by 2k…

My friend, there are so many exclusive games available on the PS3 that I do not see how a $249.99 (sale price) is not justifiable. Really. Infamous, Uncharted, Little Big Planet, Ratchet and Clank, Killzone, Journey and the TON of free games available on Plus.

Fuck you and the 23 assholes who starred you.

We've been doing this in the UK for a LONG TIME

Never quite understood the haters here on Kotaku. Why must you people be so unhappy all the time?

Man I hate people like you.

They aren't getting pissed. It's more of pessimism with projects like this that constantly get squished underneath Cease and Desist Orders. There's so many projects like this have gotten an CnD order that you could fill an entire cemetery with.

Because you're ignorant. a simple search would show that Anna Ormeli IS Elizabeth. her face at least. When she first cosplayed as Elizabeth, she was contacted by the development team of bioshock infinite and she allowed them to capture her facial features to replace Elizabeth's old textures. They even named…

Because its what they like doing, why do you play video games?

I must have skimmed through that part. Wow that's fucked.

The women's bodies in this game aren't mere exaggerations, any more than giant hook-nosed Jews and monkey-lipped Sambo-like depictions of Black people are mere exaggerations. Dudes who don't get why this is a problem need to stop and think about it some more.

Your post intro sir.

In the comments: Guys who've never modeled a thing in their life insist that modeling is not exploitative.

Being revealing is fine if the booth girl doesn't mind it, which is to say she expects it. However, if the girl auditioning to be a booth girl isn't expecting to wear such revealing clothes, then it is truly exploitative. You can argue that the provocative outfits shown here are demeaning to all women, but if she…

I'll be honest, I wouldn't be sorry to see the trend start here! At Faire and cons alike, I've had people get a little wandery with their hands (usually, not always, guys). :/ Part of that, admittedly, is me not caring to be touched by strangers in the first place. But the creep-factor doesn't help!

Way to respect that bodily autonomy and not assume that a photo is an invitation to touch someone. Badass.

This is a wonderful article.

I've never even played a Bioshock game (please don't hurt me!) but I want this. *sigh* Now I'll have to stop being a stubborn ass and actually buy Infinite so I can have this DLC.