Women's Gaming
The world of video gaming has a problem with sexual harassment. The number of women gamers is growing fast – in the US they now make up 42% of the total – but it remains a macho environment, where women are often exposed to abusive language.
Geek girls, also known as “gamer girls” or “nerdettes,” are female gamers, techies, engineers and scientists. They are passionate about technology and the latest trends in gaming and computing, often …
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Does gaming and having fun with thousands of other women entice you? Are you eager to get lost in new online games and learn more about yourself? If so, you …
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Do you aspire to be a woman gamer? When most people think of video games, they see images of men on the screen with action movies and music that evokes …
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As Forbes recently reported, citing respected experts, the stereotype of the gamer as a 14-year-old teenager is farther from the truth than ever before.
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According to Google Analytics, only 24 percent of gamers are women. At the same time, only 32 percent of teenagers who are interested in game development are girls.
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To bring more attention to mobile gaming, Google has launched an initiative. Change the Game has already conducted research on how women play and how real the gender gap in gaming is.
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The year 2021 began with a conflict in the gaming industry: the news of the Mass Effect trilogy remaster paled in the face of a small change. In the original, during scenes with one of the heroines, Miranda Lawson, her buttocks were too often in the frame.
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The first video games appeared in 1972 and were meant for everyone regardless of gender. They were as simple as possible, like Pong, a game about ping-pong.
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