American universities aren’t the only ones who have noticed the appeal of games design courses; so has the Department of Defence, which will offer them in its vocational programs for kids of enlisted military and civilian workers.
Based upon part three of the Mimesis as Make-Believe serial.
Based upon part one of the Mimesis as Make-Believe serial.
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Yesterday we considered that maybe breaking the rules is the best way to play video games. Because — or despite that — game developers have to set limits. So is this Heavy Rain clip, via reader Syptel, a tolerable limit?
What makes a good video game sidequest? The optional diversions in big games like Mass Effect 2 don’t always delight players. Sometimes, they even tick them off. The New York Times, reviewing ME2, seems conflicted:
Video game design hopeful Kyla Gorman was awarded the 2009 Penny Arcade Scholarship, which she says she plans to use to pursue a degree in game design at the University of Southern California.
