With all the negative press that the upcoming PSN title Fat Princess has been given (and for no good reason), we thought we’d go to the source and set some records straight. In this interview I talk to Chris Millar, from DarkStar Industries, on behalf of Girls Don’t Game. He was nice enough to provide us with some answers to some questions we had. If you think Fat Princess looks impossibly fun like we do, or if you’re one of those people who finds it offensive on all counts, read on anyway. You may surprised what you find.

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I recently had a chance to talk to one of the more famous female gamers for a Girls Don’t Game exclusive interview. So who’s the special lady? Well, it’s none other than Old Grandma Hardcore, the gaming granny with a mouth worse than the foulest of foul sailors who makes the Angry Video Game Nerd look tame. You may have seen her on YouTube, or on MTV, or maybe you even read her blog–we know we do!

Read on to find out this 71-year-old’s stance on PC gaming, her fame, and high gaming hopes for 2008.

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He’s a nerd who plays bad video games from his childhood and swears like a sailor while doing so. And he’s amassed a huge following in the past two years by video taping them and then showing them to the public. Being the fan that I am, I recently tracked down James Rolfe, the man responsible for the Angry Video Game Nerd, and got a Girls Don’t Game exclusive interview.

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The Guild is a web-based sitcom focusing on a World of Warcraft guild and its members. Using hilarious stereotypes of the online gaming world and immense originality, The Guild has achieved nearly overnight success and has become a favorite of mine. I recently got a chance to interview the creator and star, Felicia Day, for a Girls Don’t Game exclusive. Felicia is probably best known for her role as Vi on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but on The Guild she plays a healer with anxiety problems named Codex.

Monique: Anyway, the first question we want to ask is because you talked in another interview about running your alt through Molten Core. Everyone’s wondering exactly how hardcore were you? How geared was your Warlock?

Felicia: My warlock was up to AQ, I had half of 2.5. Our raid did not try Naxxramas until after I left. We had a big defection of people just as we were about to start that set us back, and then the raid kinda fell apart. I still hate those guys I quit in November of last year, but I still pre-ordered a BC collectors edition, it’s in my closet. I can’t bring myself to ebay it. I also had a priest with all Tier 1.

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