Business

The Women in Games International (WIGI) event in San Francisco, entitled "Games for Women, Games by Women," celebrated women on multiple levels — women developers who are trying to advance their careers, female game studies students wanting to break into their careers, female game players, non-exclusionary games (games designed for everybody), and so-called “girl games.” Highlights included discussions about how The Sims was marketed and whether World of Warcraft was designed for women.

byJill Duffy, Blogger