Sexism on the gaming scene: a woman’s perspective

Posted by Audrey Wells.
First posted on 16 December 1999. Last updated on 21 February 2007.
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It seems that there is much heated discussion about sexism on the gaming scene these days. Though many people may not even care or pay attention to gender equality (or lack thereof), others work themselves into raging fits over the issue. In my opinion, it is important to remember that there are all types of people and all kinds of tastes.

It has been once a popular idea that women do not play…

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I agree with the points made in the ‘Sexism On The Gaming Scene’ article.

I’m female and have enjoyed computer games for years. I have returned some games because I felt they were sexist. I try not to let it bother me, but sometimes it gets me angry.

Females are interested in computer games. I have two nieces that love action games (I prefer adventure). They would not be interested in the ‘Barbie’ type of games.

Good article.

By Chris Josephson • On 21 December 1999 • From Boston, Ma.