Finally! A neurologist illustrates how video gaming can train the brain and enable learning

We have been claiming that repeated game play helps to learn.
Finally! the fMRI studies provide evidence.
Judy Willis, a neurologist, provides an engaging and lucid evidence-based explanation of our conjecture on Edutopia's blog.
Enjoy!

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Girls can play and have fun. Games with intrigue and strategy component remains important.

Watch this fairly old TED Talks:
Brenda Laurel on games for girls

Fellas! We can all don our Ma Kali avatars. Watch out!

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Women do buy video games

When we first started our company, many asked us do women/girls play video games? All our research indicated that women/girls made up more than 50% and more the community of those playing online games.

The article Videogame Firms Make a Play for Women discusses the new products that are about to flood the market and cater to the taste of girls and women gamers.

However, unlike the toy industry, the companies will be in for a big surprise of minimal takers, if they make the games too stereotypical femme pink. The gamers have gender-agnostic need of intrigue, strategy and fun.

I am just glad that the video game industry is no longer missing out on the gamergirl power.

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