A Play on Gender: Women in Video Games
Faculty Sponsor
LaToya Brackett, Whitworth University
Research Project Abstract
Over the years of the brief history of video games, a deeply-rooted male-dominance bias has been observed. Recent trends, however, show that more females are now involved in gaming. I explore the question: how has the relatiomship of women and video games evolved over time?
Session Number
RS6
Location
Robinson 141
Abstract Number
RS6-a
COinS
Apr 23rd, 10:45 AM
Apr 23rd, 12:15 PM
A Play on Gender: Women in Video Games
Robinson 141
Over the years of the brief history of video games, a deeply-rooted male-dominance bias has been observed. Recent trends, however, show that more females are now involved in gaming. I explore the question: how has the relatiomship of women and video games evolved over time?
