- Game Design Challenge: DS Platforming Innovation
[07.01.09]
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Ready to innovative in touch-screen platforming? Our latest challenge aims to bring new life to the genre on the Nintendo DS, asking for a stylus-only platformer design using an all-new mechanic.
- Results from Game Design Challenge: Creating Fun Communication
[06.29.09]
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Can nonverbal communication create a satisfying play experience? That's the question our latest Game Design Challenge sought to answer, as people take a crack at a new system for talking without words.
- How to Pick Indie Game Collaborators: 11 Things to Watch Out For
[06.24.09]
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In this practical article, game modder and indie developer McMackin discusses how you pick your colleagues when creating an independent developer or, in his case, an FPS engine modding team.
- Postmortem: CMU ETC's Trino
[06.18.09]
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In this special student postmortem, Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center students discuss the making of the arcade-influenced XNA Community Games action title Trino.
- Thesis: Game Design and Architecture
[06.16.09]
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Can game design improve the process of designing real-world architecture? For his Masters thesis, Chris Totten explores the question with a little help from Valve.
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University of Advancing Technology
--Tempe, AZ
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is a private college for geeks and technophiles whose mission is to educate students in the fields of advancing technology to become innovators of the future. Offering Bachelor’s and Associate’s degrees as well as Master’s degrees, the University is a rec
- Vassar College Hosts Development-Oriented Summer Camp
[07.02.09]
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iD Tech Camps is hosting a series of game design courses at Vassar College over the summer months. The program allows students between the ages of seven and 17 to study the basics of game design and program their own digital media creations.
- Computer Game Education Review Now Accepting Submissions
[06.30.09]
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Science and technology journal publisher A K Peters has issued a call for papers for The Computer Game Education Review (CGER), a peer-reviewed academic publication set to debut at next year's Game Developers Conference.
- Vassar College Hosts Development-Oriented Summer Camp
[07.02.09]
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iD Tech Camps is hosting a series of game design courses at Vassar College over the summer months. The program allows students between the ages of seven and 17 to study the basics of game design and program their own digital media creations.
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