On what? Facebook games?

This isn't news. It's been known that women play a lot of video games (casual ones, mind you) on the PC and mobile devices.

A few weeks ago, a guy wanted to know why there aren't female posters on video game sites and one guy said there are but they masquerade as men. I can tell you this: it is very easy to tell which posters are women masquerading as men. Just read the posts and you can easily identify the guys from the masqueraders.

If men were good at it they wouldn't jizz all over themselves in MMORPG and here over a woman being online (while it actually is a man trolling or trying to use the gender benefit in the game).

They are all ages too. I see girls that are 7-12 years old on trains playing with their DS, while I got owned in Fire Emblem: Awakening by a teenage girl's Spotpass team in Nintendo Land in Rockefeller Center (She had an all Limit Breaker team o.O). One girl I met on World of Warcraft lived in Brooklyn, and we've been friends ever since (went to her Wedding Reception and everything ).

There's gamer girls every where. You just gotta know where to look .

There are some, but you have to look quite a lot here in BR.

This really does just reinforce how short-sighted console manufacturers are in designing their systems and games exclusively to a narrow 14-29 year old male market.

Nintendo deserves special scorn for finding success with the Wii selling to an extended market, and then retreating back into their conservative "games should only be made for teenage males" hole with the Wii U.

You are being sarcastic or did you fell for this article?

I don't play Diablo. It took my dad from console gaming. Should I get Reaper Of Souls?

Yes, I fell for the article. I stupidly believed companies exclusively targeting a narrow demographic that is showing evidence of stagnation and decline is bad corporate policy. The incredible success of gaming companies creating content for wider demographics on mobile and PC don't count as we both know because women's money is dirty and "casuals" are subhumans and only buy fads.

Now I'm being sarcastic.

Nintendo saw this in 2005, hence the Wii. Gaming was actually "cool" for a few shining years there, as women felt they had something they could get in on in gaming. Sadly, the industry and hardcore who swallow their propaganda shunned them, and thus forced it out of the market. Now we are back to a niche hardcore/nerd focus (with Nintendo included, as they gave into the pressure to regress to their hardcore way), which is only doomed to shrink the industry, and gaming is once again looked down upon by women/expanded audience.