That makes sense. Even ignoring aesthetics, having a plastic head on your controller would make it heavy as fuck, and that plastic braid would interfere with using the D-pad.
The ironic part is that the sexist marketing was formulated by non-gamers who had nothing but mocking contempt for players.
The classic ads where dudes would choose to play games rather than touch a beautiful woman was meant to be ironic. Video game players back then were stereotyped as people too young or too pathetic to have access to a woman.
And the ads worked. The audience for those ads became emblematic of the type and grew up objectifying women because they had 40 years of game art and ads telling them it was okay.
"Women don't mind being a piece of equipment because they just have 2 uses, and one is nagging! Amirite?"
This is what most likely has set so many misogynistic ideas as 'gamer culture'. That toxic base is what found their identity as hard core gamers and became the game community that we recognize today. It's getting much better now that the stereotype of videogames has faded but the incel comments about female protags shows it isn't fully healed.
Lol they made the boobs rounder. Also in the pic of Lara Croft (not the memory card) her left boob was mostly behind her arm so they made it wider to peek out from behind it