Gamers bend gender for a winning edge (Reuters)

July 28, 2006 | By In General |

A screenshot from the viedo game 'World of Warcraft' from Blizzard Entertainment. In an About.com poll taken last summer, nearly two-thirds of the 920 respondents said they play characters of the opposite sex in online role-playing games. (Handout/Reuters)Reuters - When men appear as buxom, scantily
clad females in video games like “World of Warcraft,” it is
more about winning than finding an outlet for a real-world
affinity for gender bending.


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