A perfectly normal question, it gives as many as 111 points.
As I see it, the question is still a bit strange. At least, it's stranger than stereotypical footballs and cannons, considering that the test should provide a list of traits traditionally associated with masculinity. That is, stereotypes. Because all this "masculinity" and "femininity" (not counting certain traits of appearance, although there are also vague points regarding hairstyles) is based on stereotypes. It is unlikely that, when imagining a stereotypical man (the so-called "real man"), anyone would imagine that he is a gamer. Rather, he doesn't think about it much.