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  • GameCareerGuide.com's Game Design Challenge: The ESP Game [07.02.08]
  • img GameCareerGuide.com's Game Design Challenge is an exercise in becoming a game developer, asking you to look at games in a new way. This week's challenge comes from special guest Mick West, co-founder of Neversoft Entertainment: Design a simple game that might make a player believe she or he has psychic powers.
  • My Search for a Japanese Game School Part II: Inside [07.01.08]
  • img When we last heard from Andrea Rubenstein, had been accepted into a video game development school in Osaka. Now, a few weeks into her coursework, she shares what it's like to study game development in Japan.
  • Results from Game Design Challenge: One Button [06.26.08]
  • img In a recent Game Design Challenge, you were tasked with designing a one-button FPS game. There was a lively discussion on the forum about what exactly constituted a one-button game, and why they are significant to game players with limited mobility. We here present you with the best solutions of the bunch.

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  • Media Design School --Auckland, NZ 
  • Media Design School This small, specialized school, with a big reputation, provides expert undergraduate and graduate training in 3D Computer Animation, Game Art and Game Programming and is located in the heart of Auckland City, New Zealand.

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  • Take-Two Assessing Venom Games Closure [07.03.08]
  • img Following rumors that the studio was to be shuttered, publisher Take-Two has announced that while no decisions have yet been made, it is indeed considering "possible redundancies" at its UK Prizefighter and Rocky developer Venom Games.

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  • Winners of Aspiring Women Game Artists Contest Announced [07.01.08]
  • img Two career-bound women are the winners of a women and game art contest, hosted by Notes on Game Dev. They each will receive a fully paid grant for the Accredited Game Art Certificate Program at Sessions Online School of Game Art.
  • 2009 IGF Announces Call For Submissions, New Judges, Awards [07.01.08]
  • img The organizers of the 2009 Independent Games Festival have announced that the call for submissions is now open, as the 11th annual show returns with close to $50,000 in prizes, new judges and a new innovation award to encourage abstract and shortform gameplay.