TIGA (TIGA) are hosting a day-long seminar in Leeds on wednesday entitled ‘Strategies for the 3rd Generation – How to keep the UK the place to make games in Europe.’
The guardian last week reported on the story, with Keith Stuart writing“I can’t help but notice that our ambitions have been scaled down somewhat [...]
What is it about the digital medium that people expect web content to be free? I mean, we’re totally okay paging through magazines half-full of ads, but when that content is translated to bits and bytes, those ads have to go?
Apparently, that’s what Brant over at Control+V seems to think about The Escapist’s new ad [...]
Premature Articulation
Early promises, long regrets
The arrival of the holidays means a huge spate of new releases, some of which we’ve been following for years. For consumers, it also means a huge spate [...]
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