Women's Roundtable

For the first time EVAH, we are joined by three women, Andrea, Jordan and Tazzy, who are in the online wrestling community and gaming community, to talk about many issues surrounding women representation in video game world. We start off by talking about the girls' time in SEE A DUBYA and there thoughts of the commonly focused, Men playing Women online as characters and if this bothers them in the common ways they are portrayed. How are there characters treated when being compared to a Man's creation of a Female character, by any show runner? Since the 1990s female gamers have commonly been regarded as a minority, do we think that this is a link to a lack of female representation in video games, or the lack of female artists working on these projects? Or is it simply nonsense? The term "girl gamer" has been used as a reappropriated term for female players to describe themselves, but it has also been criticized as counterproductive or offensive. The conversation arises of Twitch and if these streaming platforms have again, created a common trend of the female streamer having to sexualise there work, does this backfire on streamers who just want to be themselves? LOTS of debate covered around Feminism arguments in the real world, and each girls' opinion on said issues. You can catch FWZ on Twitter and Facebook https://twitter.com/FWZCollection https://www.facebook.com/FWZCollection You can catch each one of the gang from this episode here @PrivateClams @DreaThaBaddeest @TazCyan