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"As the start of a week-long series on women in the game industry, MTV Multiplayer has a revealing Q&amp;amp;A with Morgan Webb, the curvier half of the hosting duo behind G4's X-Play. While the interview covers a lot of topics, perhaps the most persistent running theme is Webb's ambivalence about her status as a successful, visible female game journalist.On the one hand, Webb says, \"it used to really bother me that men ... would assume that I don't really know what I'm talking about or would know less than a man on the topic.\" On the other hand, though, Webb acknowledges \"I wouldn't be where I am if I were a man, to be honest. I wouldn't be on the show. I wouldn't be writing columns for FHM. I wouldn't be considered just like a rare and interesting... specimen or whatever, if I weren't a woman. So I am where I am because I'm a woman and that's just the way it is.\"While Webb is a big booster for the game industry, she says she doesn't necessarily see herself as a spokesperson for 'girl gaming.' \"I don't think the world will necessarily be a better place if I get lots of young woman to play video games,\" she said. \"If a woman wants to play video games, more power to her ... but I have a lot of girlfriends who couldn't care less about video games ... and I don't think their lives are missing anything for that.\"The lengthy full interview is packed with more of Webb's thoughts on forum trolls, posing for Maxim and the effects of being both one of gaming's most prominent women and a minor TV celebrity. Take a few minutes and give it a read."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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