Women Make Gains in Digital Gaming

Studies show that near half of all digital game players are women, but most play casual games on their smartphones or tablets. Although competitive online gaming is still a male-dominated sport, that's slowly changing. A team of female gamers called CLG Red, part of the Counter Logic Gaming eSports organization, found some competition recently at an Intel developer's conference in San Francisco. “We have come so far with gaming and women and the female scene, and it is growing...

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