Features
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Why Women Athletes Have Earned The Right To Be Mad Online
Women athletes, like professional softball player Sam Fischer, are pretty used to their achievements going invisible.
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The Connecticut Sun are Honoring Indigenous Culture Without Caricaturing It
The Mohegan-owned Connecticut Sun are honoring their culture with a new alternate jersey for this upcoming WNBA season.
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A Conversation with Diego Garijo: Fighter, Artist, Drag Performer
Diego Garijo is a professional fighter, a drag performer, and a fine artist. Here, he tells just a few of…
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Women’s Sports Are Legislators and Administrators’ Favorite Excuse For Oppression
In the wake of a very leading leading poll, conservatives and NCAA admins are showing their asses regarding women's sports…
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Whatever Happened to Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings?
The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings had a troubled development history —…
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Fanbyte Staff Pet of the Month: Gilmer
It's March, which means it's time for another Fanbyte Staff Pet of the Month! This month's pick is Guide Writer…
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One Year Later: How the Pandemic Has Affected the Video Game Industry
COVID-19 has affected numerous industries, but the toll it took on video game development varies wildly on a number of…
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Women’s College Basketball Players Successfully Forced The NCAA To Look In The Mirror
This month, basketball players and coaches stood up against the NCAA's treatment of the women's game. Hopefully, it'll be a…
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Cold Cases: On Framing, Freedom, and Failure in Mystery Games
How do you make subjective concepts like reasoning and deduction into video game mechanics? We talked to mystery game devs…
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I Paid $75 for a PUBG Mobile Skin and Now I’m Crying
In a moment of weakness caused by an adorable in-game skin, I was baited into spending $75 to look like…
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