Today, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer sent an email to the Xbox organization to address unfortunate events at this week’s Game Developers Conference 2016. These events did not reflect the core values and beliefs of Xbox, where we believe in respect – for the gamer, the medium, the industry and for Microsoft – as something that impacts every single person who loves games as much as we do. The full email
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(Updated) Phil Spencer Apologizes for Microsoft Having Erotic Dancers at GDC Party
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- Published: 03-18-2016, 04:50 PM
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in News(Updated) Phil Spencer Apologizes for Microsoft Having Erotic Dancers at GDC Party
UPDATE: Phil Spencer issued a longer statement just moments ago via Xbox.com.
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(Updated) Phil Spencer Apologizes for Microsoft Having Erotic Dancers at GDC Party
UPDATE: Phil Spencer issued a longer statement just moments ago via Xbox.com.
Today, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer sent an email to the Xbox... -
Jessica Curry Offers a Sad Farewell to The Chinese Room in this Insightful Read
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- Published: 10-09-2015, 04:48 PM
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in NewsJessica Curry Offers a Sad Farewell to The Chinese Room in this Insightful Read
Jessica Curry is the co-founder of The Chinese Room. In addition to helping found the studio that created Dear Esther, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, she also served as the studio's lead composer. Today, she announced that she's (sort of) leaving The Chinese Room. The announcement comes alongside some other insightful remarks that range from negative experiences working with a major publisher, how the industry thinks less of women and their ideas, and ... -
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Jessica Curry Offers a Sad Farewell to The Chinese Room in this Insightful Read
Jessica Curry is the co-founder of The Chinese Room. In addition to helping found the studio that created Dear Esther, Amnesia: A Machine for... -
Peter Moore Touts Diversity at EA but Says More Can Be Done
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- Published: 09-04-2015, 11:02 PM
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in NewsPeter Moore Touts Diversity at EA but Says More Can Be Done
Electronic Arts' COO, Peter Moore, mentioned to Fortune that many of the studio's most popular franchises are overseen by women but he feels as though more can be done.
"We’ve gone from the personification of what we believe women should look like in a video game, to actually involving women in making video games, to today where at Electronic Arts we have some of our most powerful franchises overseen by women who manage hundreds of men. "We all need to step back sometimes and think a... -
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Peter Moore Touts Diversity at EA but Says More Can Be Done
Electronic Arts' COO, Peter Moore, mentioned to Fortune that many of the studio's most popular franchises are overseen by women but he feels as... -
Fortune Reveals List of 10 Powerful Women in Video Games
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- Published: 09-23-2014, 05:12 PM
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in NewsFortune Reveals List of 10 Powerful Women in Video Games
Fortune has released their list of the 10 women they feel are some of the most powerful and influential women in the gaming industry.
There are more women playing video games in the U.S. than at any time, according to recent research from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). The average American gamer is 31 years old and 48% are female, which is up from 40 percent in 2010. Women age 18 or older represent a significantly greater portion of the game-playing population (36%)... -
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