Exciting news! Brendan Keogh's Putting Land is coming to Playdate's Catalog store on 22 Oct!! 🟨⛳️🚶♂️
Excited to be part of this online panel on "critical game production" research in a couple weeks on Tuesday 8 Oct (morning of Wed 9 here in Australia). It's free: events.ucr.edu/event/critic...
Join us for "Critical Game Production: A Panel with Brendan Keogh, Alenda Chang, & Phillip Penix-Tadsen," a virtual event exploring the intersections of game production, sustainability, and regional p...
today ign purchased the gamer network of sites, which includes eurogamer, rock paper shotgun, and gamesindustry.biz. according to ex-staffers to whom I've spoken, "almost any department at a company like this you can imagine" has been hit by layoffs aftermath.site/ign-gamer-ne...
can't make it up: a plan to push up the minimum age of social media to 16 gets immediate support from political leaders. meanwhile a long-running campaign to increase the age of criminality to 16 has stalled. imagine believing that children are too young for Facebook but old enough to go to jail
If any followers who own a Playdate wanted to test a nearly-finished version of Brendan Keogh's Putting Land, I'd appreciate it. Just let me know and I'll send you the current build to sideload. Hoping to get it on Catalog in the near future.
Stating the obvious but whichever of these claims end up being true, the fault still remains squarely with Israel and the IDF.
Congrats to all the winners but Freeplay giving out awards to games that won or were nominated for AGDAs years ago feels like a really weird look for the org
Anyone writing this up for the games industry? As far as I can see the only two local studios registered are Playside (17.6% pay gap) and Mighty Kingdom (14.1% pay gap).
Search the data to find the gender pay gap for any employer in Australia with more than 100 employees
Universities love to be like "What do you mean you didn't realise YourTimetable was made redundant by MyTimetable 6 months ago? We mentioned it on page 10 of the dean's weekly newsletter email last December!"
After nearly 40 years on air, shitty AI art music videos feel like the thing that might finally kill Rage.