Something can be enjoyable and patronizing at the same time. I think she tried to make that point early in the video, though she used the word "problematic" to do it, so anyone familiar with internet discourse would be forgiven for mentally shooting that entire sentence through the tiny basketball hoop on their brain's circular file.

Anyway, I think she's fully qualified to decide what she finds patronizing for herself.

And even if you don't agree, it's not like Fumito Ueda and his team DON'T have a reputation as loveably sexist Japanese stereotypes, so she's got that whole bullshit wisdom of crowds thing in her corner, too.

1UP's Matt Leone wrote:

and because they wouldn't have to worry about camera angles with a girl who wears a skirt.

Some statements are so perfectly patronizing to women, the only possible response is a high five. Those statements get a free pass, whether they take the form of awesome video games or just literal statements. It's the next ten worthless assholes who jump up to say the same thing only much, much less cleverly that deserve to get Sarkeesian'd with a twenty-five minute long black rubber Sarkeesian.