The IRIS Network
The IRIS Network is a new gaming site focused on helping to give women in the community a bigger voice.
From the site news:
After yet another bout of the “where are all the women gamers?” on the internet gaming communities, The IRIS Network (TIN) was finally born. Though there are many individual women gamers who write about their experiences, and many sites for women who game to connect and play with each other, none of these sites are there for the express purpose of highlighting gamers (both in the industry and outside of it) and bringing women’s perspectives into the mainstream. Though it may be a lofty goal, that’s exactly what we here at The IRIS Network aim to do.
So, if you are a gamer, or just like games, and want to be part of it, go sign up for the forums. If you are a woman gamer who wants more exposure for her blog, go to the directory and check if your site is listed (if so, please flesh it out, if not please list it). If you're a writer (female or male) and are interested in submitting works for our gaming magazine, please visit Cerise and check out the submission guidelines.
Recent blog posts
- Cerise: June 2007 and Call for Submissions
- The IRIS Network
- Write for Killer Betties!
- Why I shop online
- The 'NEW' E3
- GDC Shigeru Miyamoto Keynote: “A Creative Vision” (aka “Miyamoto and Me”)
- GDC: Phil Harrison Keynote: "Game 3.0: Developing and Creating for the 3rd Age of Video Games"
- GDC Diary: A Two-Day Jaunt Through the 2007 Game Developer's Conference - Part II
- GDC Diary: A Two-Day Jaunt Through the 2007 Game Developer's Conference
- Covers Women Want to See Meme
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