This week the boys travel to meet the Amazon Women on the Moon.
This 1987 satirical comedy parodies the experience of watching low-budget movie on late night TV. Brought together by directors Joe Dante and John Landis, the movie is made up of 21 shorts mixed together to make one hell of a good time. Amazon Women on the Moon is a very funny flick, featuring some of the 80s’ up-and-coming talent.
Welcome to another installment of She’s Got Game’s Weekly Wrap Up! Now that 2012 really is in full swing, gamers are preparing for all the best that the new year can offer. This week Diablo III releases 100,000 additional beta keys, Soul Calibur V‘s marketing ploy is pretty transparent, Skyrim releases a creation kit and a Portal 2 reference, LadySnip3r blogs about the “either/or” categories that women who game are put into, and we take a look at how RPGs speak to women characters.
Welcome to the second installment of She’s Got Game Weekly Wrap Up! As Denver prepares for the Snowpoclypse, I am gathering all the interesting gaming and geek blurbs from this week for you to enjoy in 15 inches of snow! This week we are playing Half-Life 2 to get Valve to release Half-Life 3, looking at some of the most sexist superhero costumes, sighing as GameStop reminds women that they would NEVER want video games as a Valentine’s Day gift, are unsure how to feel about a DragonAge anime, and laughing at the Minecraft Creeper’s new weakness.
Welcome to “She’s Got Game Weekly Wrap Up”! The newest weekly series that will focus on what news organizations and the geek culture have been talking about from the feminine perspective. This series highlights what it means to be a woman in the gaming and geek culture — all the good, the bad and the downright ugly. This week we have Booth Babes at CES, informal research on why men are choosing to play female RPG characters, how Miyazaki films are beneficial to young girls, Wikipedia’s call for women authors and Kotaku’s less-than-spectacular “Top 40″ list.
Thanks to a study found in the Journal of Adolescent Health, teenage girls have even more of an excuse to play video games now.
That is, if they are willing to play with their parents.
