GameGal Unveils 2004 Holiday Gift Guide

GameGal, the worlds leading resource for female computer and video game players, aims to empower girl gamers with their 2004 Holiday Gift Guide.

New York, NY (PRWEB) December 7, 2004 -- GameGal.com, the worlds leading resource for female computer and video game players, is pleased to announce their 2004 Holiday Gift Guide. For people shopping for the perfect gift for a girl gamer or just looking to add to their own collection of games and accessories, the hard-working editors at GameGal.com have all the advice video game fans are ever going to need.

This years choices are divided into three categories. The Gear section highlights all the best game hardware for gear-savvy girls, the Games section hand picks this years must-have games for girl gamers of all stripes and the Cool Stuff section covers all the gifts, gadgets and other goodies on our wish list.

This has been a big year for PC games," says GameGal Editor Libe Goad. The Sims 2 and Half-Life 2 showcase the wide variety of titles that female gamers play, from social simulations to action-packed shooters. Theyre very different, but both are impossible to put down."

On the console side, Japanese import Katamari Damacy shows theres a market for games that arent big-budget blockbuster-style sequels, while games like Halo 2 remind us that this has been a year for mainstream hits.

The 2004 GameGal Holiday Gift Guide can be found online at www.GameGal.com.

About GameGal
Founded in 1999, GameGal was one of the first game websites to cater to a mainstream female audience. GameGal is aimed at general interest readers, applying mainstream consumer magazine production values to America's fastest-growing entertainment medium.

GameGal is well established as the definitive voice for female gamers, interviewed by or covered in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Wired, PC Magazine, GameNow, Computer Games Magazine, The San Diego Tribune, The Boston Herald, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Surge, Slashdot and many others.

GameGals founders are experienced game journalists, having covered the industry for media outlets including PC Magazine, Sync, Happy Puppy, UGO.com, USA Today and GameSpy.

In March of 2003, GameGal was named one of the Top 100 Undiscovered Sites in PC Magazines Top 200 Sites" issue.

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