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- Game Narrative Review: Dead Space
[02.09.10]
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We take a look at how the psychological horror story of Dead Space functions, in another installment of the student-contributed Game Narrative Review.
- Maxims of Game Design
[02.04.10]
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Game educator Lewis Pulsipher delivers a list of useful maxims for game design -- simple rules to ponder that will help you on the road to creating a game your players will enjoy.
- Game Design Challenge: A New Vision
[02.03.10]
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Our latest challenge asks readers to take a game that's ahead of its time and bring it into the present day -- keeping what was good and smoothing out the rough edges.
- Results from Game Design Challenge: Free To Play
[02.02.10]
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Game Career Guide's readers tackled the growing free-to-play market in our latest game design challenge, and found creative solutions to monetize their original concepts.
- Moving From ActionScript 2 to ActionScript 3
[01.28.10]
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Having trouble transitioning to the latest version of ActionScript? Arkadium developer Michael Greenhut walks you through some of the most common problems that arise when making the switch.
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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.
- Vancouver Film School Partners with ZBrush Maker Pixologic
[02.09.10]
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Vancouver Film School has established a partnership agreement that will equip its students with educational licenses for Pixologic's modeling, texturing, and illustration tool ZBrush.
- 2010 IGF Reveals Mobile Category Winners, Audience Voting, Award Hosts
[02.08.10]
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2010 Independent Games Festival organizers have revealed the five IGF Mobile category finalists battling for Best Mobile Game at GDC, also debuting the IGF Audience award and revealing the hosts for this year's Awards.
- Scottish Prisoners to Get Nintendo DS Consoles, Brain Training Software
[02.09.10]
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The Times Online reports that prisoners in Scotland will be given Nintendo DS game consoles equipped with brain training software, in a bid to improve inmate literacy and mathematic ability.
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