New Research Proves What We Already Knew: Women Are Underserved By Game Industry
New Research Proves What We Already Knew: Women Are Underserved By Game Industry https://ift.tt/FprWSK9 Video game companies are overlooking potential female players, according to new research by Ampere Analysis, a London-based data and analytics firm focused on gaming, media, and sports (via VGC ). According to Ampere's latest study, women make up 48% of the current gaming market, and roughly 922 million players are female. Ampere's research states that women largely prefer narrative-driven single-player games over multiplayer games. But perhaps the most interesting bit of info to come out of the firm's latest study is the revelation that a lack of time or money isn't what's keeping women out of gaming. Instead, women were more likely to cite difficulty finding games that suit their needs and offputting player communities/behavior as the main reasons they don't spend more time (and money) on gaming. To that I say: No shit. Continue Reading at GameSpot
PlayStation’s hero shooter from developer Firewalk Studios Concord just wrapped up its first beta weekend, and the response has been pretty positive! Fortunately, if you missed out, another beta weekend, this time open to everyone, is coming right up starting Friday July 19. Unfortunately, the beta for some reason does not include a training mode for you to test out each of its many heroes, so the only way to try them out is to hop into a match. To give you an idea of what you’re getting into, we thought w
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