By Colette Bennett #MeToo’s explosion across the game industry continues. There’s nothing new about sexism in the video game industry. Like many other industries that started out male-dominated, it has a history of problems with the presence of women. The issue was silent for a long time, until developer Zoe Quinn blew it wide open in 2014 when she went public about being abused by a fellow developer. These events spawned a year-long, male-led harassment campaign known as Gamergate targeting women in the gaming industry with verbal threats of violence on social media so severe that some fled t…