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1. THE EFFECT OF MOTION DETECTING COMPUTER GAMES ON THE SKILLS TRAINING.

Author

ELİÖZ, Murat, ERİM, Vedat, KÜÇÜK, Hamza, and KARAKAŞ, Fatih

Subjects
VIDEO games, SHOOTING techniques, VIDEO games for women
Abstract

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Published
2016

4. Saluting the Women Behind the Screen.

Author

SUELLENTROP, CHRIS

Subjects
*VIDEO game design, *VIDEO game industry, *VIDEO games, *VIDEO games for women, *WOMEN, *EMPLOYEES, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article discusses the author's imaginative plans to organize a museum exhibition that would highlight the work of women in designing and contributing to video games. Topics addressed include video games such as "M.U.L.E.," "Animal Crossing: New Leaf," and "Gone Home," as well as the work of video game designers such as Auriea Harvey, Carol Shaw, and Siobhan Reddy.

Published
2014

5. LADY GAMERS SET TO LEVEL UP.

Author

Bourgon, Lyndsie

Subjects
*VIDEO game industry, *VIDEO games for women
Abstract

The article focuses on Silicon Sisters, a female-owned and -operated videogame agency that opened in Vancouver, British Columbia in September 2010. The company, which was founded by industry veterans Kirsten Forbes and Brenda Bailey Gershkovitch, plans to create video games primarily for the female audience. The article also explores the prospects of videogames for women.

Published
2010

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