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Moose hunt mobile game
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 15.09.08
Moose Hunt, a new mobile game, will be premiered this week as part of igfest, the festival of interesting games. The Moose (also known as artist Simon Evens), will be making his autumn migration from the deepest Forest of Dean to Bristol, your mission is to find him and photograph him.… Click to read more > -
New consortium to manage the Creative Industries Knowledge Transfer Network
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 14.05.08
A consortium comprising The University of the Arts, London, Imperial College London, The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and TIGA (the trade association for game developers) will manage the new Knowledge Transfer Network for the Creative Industries CITIN - Creative Industries Technology Innovation Network … Click to read more > -
Sign up now for new GPS Game
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 30.04.08
Have you been chatting to giant snowmen in college green? Or chasing robots around Bristol centre recently? No? Then you’ve not yet played Harmonise…… Click to read more > -
Report on the online games market in China
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 11.04.08
The online video games market is set to become one of the big drivers of telecommunications and IT services growth in the coming years, according to a new report by KPMG entitled… Click to read more > -
b.tween festival bookings open
Posted by Victoria Tillotson in News on 04.04.08
b.TWEEN is a unique cross-media gathering where interactive ideas are seeded, shared and sold, and will be held 18-20 June at the Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester.… Click to read more >
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