E3 wrapped up last weekend, and it wasn't long before actress and Ubisoft host
Aisha Taylor was inundated with hate mail accusing her of not being a real gamer. She fired back on Facebook, arguing that she has been a gamer all her life, and could probably beat a lot of the offending guys on Halo. This week, Kotaku writer Katie Williams expressed similar frustrations with her time at E3.
In an opinion article titled "
So What If I'm A Woman? Let Me Play The Damn Game," Williams recalls how she was "guided towards the Facebook games," and walked through the simplest first-person shooter mechanics as if she couldn't possibly have a clue how to work them. She calls the experience a "hurtful underestimation of my capabilities, both as a journalist and as a gamer." Do you think girl gamers are underestimated, or did Taylor and Williams just have some bad experiences?
But i'm talking about back when i had a xbox, i have a PS3 now and no one talks to each other, which i find wonderfully bliss.
I can relate to this - I love video games, and I'm pretty good at most of them as well. Just because we're girls....DOESN'T MEAN WE CAN'T GAME! :D
Enjoy life.
Video games are meant for everyone's entertainment. I believe that some guys think that it's unusual to see a female gamer because it's their belief that we are more concerned with getting manicures/pedicures, getting our hair done, and hanging out with our girlfriends at the mall. Bunch of bullsh*t, if you ask me.
Video games are meant for everyone's entertainment. I believe that some guys think that it's unusual to see a female gamer because it's their belief that we are more concerned with getting manicures/pedicures, getting our hair done, and hanging out with our girlfriends at the mall. Bunch of bullsh*t, if you ask me.