"GLAAD Report: LGBTQ Inclusion in Video Games and Player Perspectives"

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GLAAD's first survey of the video game industry reveals that only 2 percent of console video games include L.G.B.T.Q. characters or storylines, despite 17 percent of gamers identifying as queer. The survey also highlights that many queer gamers view virtual worlds as an escape from targeted legislation, with 75 percent of respondents from affected states feeling more comfortable expressing themselves in games than in reality. The report underscores the need for more inclusive representation in video games.
- Report Says 17 Percent of Gamers Identify as L.G.B.T.Q. The New York Times
- GLAAD Releases its First-Ever Report on LGBTQ Inclusion in Video Games IGN
- 2024 GLAAD Gaming: The State of LGBTQ Inclusion in Video Games GLAAD
- The majority of non-LGBTQ+ gamers don't care if a main character is trans, according to GLAAD Gaming's debut report PC Gamer
- New Report Suggests The Games Industry Is Failing LGBTQ Players Kotaku
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