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Missing the point: why we need more LGBT visibility in gaming
Missing the point: why we need more LGBT visibility in gaming

Yesterday both Joystiq and Kotaku covered the release of a new academically-approved public survey soliciting opinions from LGBT and heterosexual gamers about what they look for in video games. The survey itself didn't impress me much, personally, but it's a good jumping-off point to examine the sort of outrage anything like this generates in heterosexual-dominated gaming circles.

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10 October 2009
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