Although I am unsure as to whether this counts, most of the games that I play are usually made so that the players can customise their avatars to whatever their imaginations permit to borne. I would usually create androgynous or female characters as they require more challenge to adorn than the males, who in turn tend to be rather bland in composition of physical anatomy in comparison to the formers.
As for the games that conform to the norms of society by inclining us into using male protagonists, I have absolutely no problem with them either as I focus more on what the game has to provide for me. As long as the game does not fail to intrigue and hook me onto it, regardless of the protagonists' gender, I do not mind about playing as either a female or a male.
As for the games that conform to the norms of society by inclining us into using male protagonists, I have absolutely no problem with them either as I focus more on what the game has to provide for me. As long as the game does not fail to intrigue and hook me onto it, regardless of the protagonists' gender, I do not mind about playing as either a female or a male.