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Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. |
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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their work in video games as programmers, designers, artists, players or educators. |
- Women and Gaming: The Sims and 21st Century Learning by J. Gee and Elisabeth R. Hayes
- Women in Gaming: 100 Professionals of Play by Meagan Marie (redirects to her article). Link to PDF [1] [2]
China
Japan
- Mieko Ishikawa, composer for video game music, [5]
- Ayako Mori, worked with Tamayo Kawamoto, [6] [7]
- Yoko Osaka, video game composer, [8]
- Satoe Terashima, video game composer, [9]
- Mari Yamaguichi, video game music composer for Capcom, [10]
- Judy Tyrer, lead developer of Ever, Jane by 3 Turn Studios [11] [12] [13] [14]
Australia
- Rebecca Cannon, video game mods
Canada
- Jessica Mak, developed Everyday Shooter and Sound Shapes; as of 2022, working on a new game with publisher Annapurna Interactive [15]. Also see Draft:Jessica Mak.
Japan
- Evelyn Seto worked for Atari
United Kingdom
- Jane Prophet; her TechnoSphere game is in but she is not
United States
- Stephanie Barish, independent game developer, [16]
- Kathleen Fischer, independent developer, created Masquerade (2000)
- Megan Fox, founder of Glass Bottom Games [17] [18]
- Emily Greer (redirects to her company), she created the site for Kongregate and the points system, [19]
- Chelsea Howe, worked for Zynga, designs independent games, [20]
- Nicole Lazzaro, player experience designer, founder and president of XEOPlay & XEODesign [21]
- Jessica Mulligan - game designer and writer, online gaming pioneer [22] [23]
- Mare Sheppard, programmer and designer
- Jennifer deWinter, dean of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Lewis College, previously a professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and has researched "computer game theory, computer game development and cultural studies, with a particular interest in how local culture moves internationally" among a lot of other work. [24] [25] [26]. Also see Draft:Jennifer deWinter.
- Hope Cochran, CFO at Swedish mobile game developer King [27]
- Kirsten Duvall, works for Unity, [28]
- Pauline Jacquey, managing director of Ubisoft Reflections, worked in Paris, New York, Montreal, Shanghai, etc... [29]
- Blanca Juti, marketing director at Rovio, [30]
- Nika Nour, executive director of the International Game Developers Association [31]
- Jessica Tams, managing director of Casual Games Association, [32]
- Belinda Van Sickle, marketing, involved with Women in Games International, [33]
- Global Gaming Women
- Silver Geek, French organization for elderly gamers [34] [35] [36]
- Sugar Gamers, founded by Keisha Howard [37]
- Women in Games International, [38]
- Women in Gaming Network, [39]
- Naomi Solvanas, formerly on ESL Team Siren, [40]
Australia
- Sarina Bruno, on Australia's Team Immunity in the electronic sporting league, [41], [42]
China
- Eloise, professional Hearthstone player for Tempo Storm [43] [44] [45]
Sweden
- Julia "juliano" Kiran, professional Valorant player for G2 Gozen, previously played Counter-Strike: Global Offensive for Team Secret, Beşiktaş Esports and XSET
United States
- Benita "bENITA" Novshadian, professional Counter-Strike competitor, played for SK Gaming and CLG Red, among other teams [46] [47]
- Tina "TINARAES" Perez, professional Fortnite player for Gen.G, won Fortnite event at Twitch Rivals 2019
- Alison "Nina" Qual, professional StarCraft II player for License to Kill [48] [49] [50]
- Veronica Ripley, live streamer, founder of Transmission Gaming, an online community for trans gamers [51] [52] [53]
- Tina Amini, IGN editor-in-chief [54]
- Patricia Hernandez, Kotaku editor-in-chief [55]
- Cathy Preston, important leader of Game Informer magazine. [56]
- Jill Murray, award-winning video game writer, founder of Discoglobe Interactive, past director of Narrative Design at Ubisoft [57]
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WiR redlist index: Video games | |
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Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. |
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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their work in video games as programmers, designers, artists, players or educators. |
- Women and Gaming: The Sims and 21st Century Learning by J. Gee and Elisabeth R. Hayes
- Women in Gaming: 100 Professionals of Play by Meagan Marie (redirects to her article). Link to PDF [1] [2]
China
Japan
- Mieko Ishikawa, composer for video game music, [5]
- Ayako Mori, worked with Tamayo Kawamoto, [6] [7]
- Yoko Osaka, video game composer, [8]
- Satoe Terashima, video game composer, [9]
- Mari Yamaguichi, video game music composer for Capcom, [10]
- Judy Tyrer, lead developer of Ever, Jane by 3 Turn Studios [11] [12] [13] [14]
Australia
- Rebecca Cannon, video game mods
Canada
- Jessica Mak, developed Everyday Shooter and Sound Shapes; as of 2022, working on a new game with publisher Annapurna Interactive [15]. Also see Draft:Jessica Mak.
Japan
- Evelyn Seto worked for Atari
United Kingdom
- Jane Prophet; her TechnoSphere game is in but she is not
United States
- Stephanie Barish, independent game developer, [16]
- Kathleen Fischer, independent developer, created Masquerade (2000)
- Megan Fox, founder of Glass Bottom Games [17] [18]
- Emily Greer (redirects to her company), she created the site for Kongregate and the points system, [19]
- Chelsea Howe, worked for Zynga, designs independent games, [20]
- Nicole Lazzaro, player experience designer, founder and president of XEOPlay & XEODesign [21]
- Jessica Mulligan - game designer and writer, online gaming pioneer [22] [23]
- Mare Sheppard, programmer and designer
- Jennifer deWinter, dean of the Illinois Institute of Technology's Lewis College, previously a professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and has researched "computer game theory, computer game development and cultural studies, with a particular interest in how local culture moves internationally" among a lot of other work. [24] [25] [26]. Also see Draft:Jennifer deWinter.
- Hope Cochran, CFO at Swedish mobile game developer King [27]
- Kirsten Duvall, works for Unity, [28]
- Pauline Jacquey, managing director of Ubisoft Reflections, worked in Paris, New York, Montreal, Shanghai, etc... [29]
- Blanca Juti, marketing director at Rovio, [30]
- Nika Nour, executive director of the International Game Developers Association [31]
- Jessica Tams, managing director of Casual Games Association, [32]
- Belinda Van Sickle, marketing, involved with Women in Games International, [33]
- Global Gaming Women
- Silver Geek, French organization for elderly gamers [34] [35] [36]
- Sugar Gamers, founded by Keisha Howard [37]
- Women in Games International, [38]
- Women in Gaming Network, [39]
- Naomi Solvanas, formerly on ESL Team Siren, [40]
Australia
- Sarina Bruno, on Australia's Team Immunity in the electronic sporting league, [41], [42]
China
- Eloise, professional Hearthstone player for Tempo Storm [43] [44] [45]
Sweden
- Julia "juliano" Kiran, professional Valorant player for G2 Gozen, previously played Counter-Strike: Global Offensive for Team Secret, Beşiktaş Esports and XSET
United States
- Benita "bENITA" Novshadian, professional Counter-Strike competitor, played for SK Gaming and CLG Red, among other teams [46] [47]
- Tina "TINARAES" Perez, professional Fortnite player for Gen.G, won Fortnite event at Twitch Rivals 2019
- Alison "Nina" Qual, professional StarCraft II player for License to Kill [48] [49] [50]
- Veronica Ripley, live streamer, founder of Transmission Gaming, an online community for trans gamers [51] [52] [53]
- Tina Amini, IGN editor-in-chief [54]
- Patricia Hernandez, Kotaku editor-in-chief [55]
- Cathy Preston, important leader of Game Informer magazine. [56]
- Jill Murray, award-winning video game writer, founder of Discoglobe Interactive, past director of Narrative Design at Ubisoft [57]
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