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- Reinforcing the Wall: Hegemonic Masculinity and the Ideal Self in Massively Multiplayer Online Games
[11.03.09]
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Student Daric Thorne conducts a survey on gender roles in MMOs, and here shares his results alongside research conducted by others -- with some interesting implications about the audience included.
- Making the Most of U. Time: Academic Paths to Working in Games
[10.30.09]
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In a classic article, we speak to notable developers including ThatGameCompany's Jenova Chen and Portal's Kim Swift on their move from university straight into the leading edge of the game industry.
- Game Narrative Review: Chrono Trigger
[10.28.09]
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In the latest in a series of student-penned narrative reviews, Michael Brannan examines the engaging storyline that powers Square Enix's time-traveling epic Chrono Trigger.
- Is Modding Useful?
[10.22.09]
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Our latest feature discusses the relevance modding experience has to landing a job as a working developer -- checking in with developers with a modding background for their opinions.
- Game Design Challenge: Photographic Interpretation
[10.21.09]
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In our latest challenge, we ask you to take a look at an interesting photo and turn it into a completely original game concept of your own choosing.
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Media Design School
--Auckland, NZ
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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.
- Round-Up: Gamasutra Network Jobs, Week Of November 6
[11.06.09]
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In this round-up, Gamasutra highlights some of the notable jobs posted in its industry-leading game jobs section this week, including positions from Sega of America, 2K Marin and more.
- Hansoft Supplies Universities with Educational Licenses
[11.04.09]
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Project management software vendor Hansoft has launched an education license program, giving a number of universities worldwide access to the company's latest game development tools.
- Game Boy, The Ball Admitted To National Toy Hall Of Fame
[11.06.09]
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Nintendo's Game Boy has joined the Strong National Museum of Play's National Toy Hall of Fame for "transforming the electronic-games market by popularizing handheld gaming." Also inducted was the ball.
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