See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Women In Games
Leah Williams
One of the key reasons behind Nintendo’s success over the decades isn’t just that it makes fun video games, but that it makes video games that broadly appeal to both men and women. One possible explanation? There’s a “very high” number of women employed at the company, Nintendo says —…
A woman who helped market a wildly popular upcoming Conan board game, which raised over $US3 million ($4 million) on Kickstarter in 2015, is speaking out against its portrayal of women.
This week, Riot introduced the world to Taliyah, League of Legends‘ next playable champion. For the most part, people responded very positively toward Taliyah. Champion designer Daniel Klein responded to the vocal minority against Taliyah, however, by stating that “Restricting body types is limiting to us as creators.”
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