I've not noticed any difference in attitudes or skill level, but on the psychology side women are more 'at home' in third person games, repetition-driven games, and have a preference for social/mental games (or so marketing states). Men are naturally more suited to first person games, competitive games, and power-building games, and have a preference for power and spectacle (again, or so marketing states).
These are the general biological-psychology trends as I've been taught at least. Generalizations based on chemistry and psychology, I've noticed them to be fairly true, but it's not like this is an absolute standard or anything.
These are the general biological-psychology trends as I've been taught at least. Generalizations based on chemistry and psychology, I've noticed them to be fairly true, but it's not like this is an absolute standard or anything.