Tag: gaming

Gaming cafe welcomes competitors of all ages

Tucked into the corner of a La Verne shopping center, 404 E-Sport Gaming is a veiled haven for gamers.

On the Calendar

Campus events for the week of Sept. 29, 2017.

Gamers fight cancer with livestream

The University of La Verne Gamers Guild hosted a 24-hour livestream to raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network from noon Saturday to Sunday.

Fighting the Status Quo: Women gamers break stereotypes

Although there is a considerable number of women in the gaming community, some still feel uncomfortable participating in this hobby because of sexism and harassment.

Fighting the Status Quo: Industry grows to include women

Elke Teichmann, who earned her master’s degree in digital media production from Oxford Brookes University in 2014, co-produced and co-directed the documentary called “Boys’ Toy?” for her master’s dissertation. The documentary explored the sexualization of women video game characters. Teichmann said the first step toward combating sexism in games is to have more women in decision-making positions in the video game industry.

Fighting the Status Quo: Companies sexualize women in games

Documentary filmmaker Elke Teichmann sat down with Hope Caton, one of the writers for the 1999 game “Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation,” and handed her a sheet with nine different designs of the game’s protagonist, Lara Croft. After a quick look, Caton spotted and pointed to the fourth variation.

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