women in gaming
How Singapore’s most famous gamer girl is now organizing the biggest Dota 2 tournament of the year
Competitive gamer Tammy Tang pivots from playing games to organizing tournaments. Why did she do it, and how is she involved with the upcoming Ok Dota 2 Cup?
Fantasy Life has strong female characters, and that’s awesome
Fantasy Life has some pretty strong female characters in Princess Laura and Olivia Pescado, and that’s pretty awesome for a Japanese game.
If China ruled the (gaming) world: 7 things we might have to get used to
It’s no secret that the Chinese games market is quickly catching up to Japan and the US. Here are seven ways the industry might change with China on top.
Report: ChinaJoy’s showgirls offering ‘spend-the-night’ services
It’s well known that ChinaJoy tends to revolve more around booth babes than games or games culture. But every year at ChinaJoy, which ended this year on Monday, there are
Singapore-based Meri Rosich of Quality Time Lab wins at Indie Prize USA
Casual Connect USA, and by extension, Indie Prize USA, are affairs dominated by the West. So it’s always nice to see Asia stick her nose in, and snatch an award
Sexism in Asia is the real reason IeSF decided on gender-separate tournaments
The real reason why IeSF has gender-separate tournaments: it needs to think of gamers worldwide, not just in the West.
How pretty or sexy do you have to be for eSports?
Girls, can we talk about the strangely complex relationship of physical appearance to gaming?
Weekly Comic: Where have all the female gamers gone?
Sometimes, being a girl is enough reason for life to be difficult as a gamer.
SteelSeries and E-Club Malaysia sponsor Female Dota 2 SEA League Season 2, registrations now open
Do you have an all-female _Dota 2_ team? Are you in SEA? Then you’re qualified for the second season of the Female Dota 2 SEA League!
Commentary: what it’s like being a woman in the Southeast Asian gaming industry
Kotaku recently wrote about a female games industry veteran in the US being harassed by a male games reporter. Screencaps of the harassment – via Facebook chat – were shared



