Matt Jones presented at the Lift conference a short while ago, and his slides along with text are up on slideshare. I exhort you to take half an hour out to mulch through it. There are some amazing things in there, notably about architectural troublemakers Archigram, who were more or less four decades ahead of [...]
Locative computing is becoming more common and, in the process, more useful for games. Android has the Zombies, Run game, and once of my friends has already hacked together something inspired by Randall Monroe’s joke about cheap GPS using a netbook and a GPS module, and is now thinking of ways to use it in [...]
Pixel-Love is a blog about the video games industry and related fields, by specialist consultancy Pixel-Lab. You can see who writes this here, or read Pixel-Lab news here.
writing web games web virtualworlds viral violence videogames Uncategorized uncanny valley ugc TV TIGA terminology tech tax breaks sony socialnetworks social games serious games rockstar reviews retail recruitment realism ratings QA publishing ps3 programming pre-owned Pixel-lab News pixel-lab piracy outsourcing NMTP nintendo narrative music mobile mmos middleware microtransactions microsoft metagaming media marketing M&A litigation licenses LGF lego legislation kuju journalism Japan It ip interactive independent development IGDA heritage gov gdc games funding everyware events europe engines ELSPA eidos education edu easter eggs digital distribution design culture crunch criticism convergence controversy charity casual card games business britsoft brands board games BGI awards art args arcade animation ai aesthetics advertising academy
