All play, no work: Gamercamp v 1.0
Why you should send the kids to Gamercamp: an interview with co-organizer Mark Rabo.
By Alex Hayter
Filed under: Art, Pop Culture, Technology, Video Games
Tags: Art, fiction, Gamercamp, gaming, hand eye society, IGDA, information, interactive, Internet, mario, Mark Rabo, online, programming, sound, Toronto, video games
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Filed under: Art, Pop Culture, Technology, Video Games
Tags: Art, fiction, Gamercamp, gaming, hand eye society, IGDA, information, interactive, Internet, mario, Mark Rabo, online, programming, sound, Toronto, video games
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20 Aug
Everybody Hertz: Jim Munroe on indie gaming
Everybody Hertz: Jim Munroe on indie gaming
Author, comic book writer and sometime award-winning videogame creator Jim Munroe talks about the wonderful world of independent games.
By Alex Hayter
Filed under: Art, Literature, Movies, Music, Pop Culture, Technology, Video Games
Tags: arcade, artsy games incubator, corporate, everybody dies, freeconomics, Games, hand eye society, indie, jim munroe, metanet, nanobots, no media kings, queasy games, retro, savoir faire, sword of my mouth, Toronto, ubisoft toronto, video games, zombie cow
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Filed under: Art, Literature, Movies, Music, Pop Culture, Technology, Video Games
Tags: arcade, artsy games incubator, corporate, everybody dies, freeconomics, Games, hand eye society, indie, jim munroe, metanet, nanobots, no media kings, queasy games, retro, savoir faire, sword of my mouth, Toronto, ubisoft toronto, video games, zombie cow
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Tag: Toronto