I noticed the comment about M.U.L.E. as well, that was a masterstroke of Stalinist revisionism. I can't help but wonder about the timing of the article either,

I noticed the comment about M.U.L.E. as well, that was a masterstroke of Stalinist revisionism. I can't help but wonder about the timing of the article either, but I'm happy to evaluate it on its own merits. Recognition of women in the history of gaming is a welcome topic even without hidden agendas and I'm happy to read them, though I would have preferred more substance than this one. Is Roberta Williams underappreciated? She is pretty famous, but I don't think she's famous enough for the influence she has exerted on video games. (As a side note, consider editing your comment to remove references to The One Who Must Not Be Named.)