For the last 6 months I've been working on a MMO, Interzone Futebol, with Interzone Games. It's not your typical MMO.
Today we just found out that Paul Okenfold is providing the score for the game! Awesome!
Friday, August 29, 2008
Paul Oakenfold is scoring our game...
For the last 6 months I've been working on a MMO, Interzone Futebol, with Interzone Games. It's not your typical MMO.
Today we just found out that Paul Okenfold is providing the score for the game! Awesome!
Steve Wozniak is coming to Perth.
Steve Wozniak is coming to Perth!
Woah.
The conference is named the "Leading Lights Conference". It's all about innovation, business and getting investors interested in your project. This sounds a bit dry, but I'm sure his keynote will be interesting!
Woah.
The conference is named the "Leading Lights Conference". It's all about innovation, business and getting investors interested in your project. This sounds a bit dry, but I'm sure his keynote will be interesting!
Saturday, August 16, 2008
gamejam is over...
gamejam wound up with a bang at the Nullarbor demo party.
Great stuff, and many awesome games were shown at Nullarbor.
The final released games are on the front page of gamejam.org. It's likely that some more uploads should treacle in over the next few hours days.
Great stuff, and many awesome games were shown at Nullarbor.
The final released games are on the front page of gamejam.org. It's likely that some more uploads should treacle in over the next few hours days.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Nullarbor Bakery Party
The best of WA's indie game talent will be on show at the Bakery.
The Nullarbor independent game developers competition (http://www.notrees.org/2008/) is coming to a close for 2008 and, in conjunction with gamejam, we're getting together to send it off in fine form.
This is a party in two parts:
Developers' Old School Demoparty
* Friday, August 15 @ 7pm
Get together with your crew and put those finishing touches on your game. Party, socialise, and play.
Nullarbor Finals, Come on Down!
* Saturday, August 16 @ 7pm
See the finished games and vote for your favourites!
Entry is FREE!
Location: The Bakery, 233 James Street, Northbridge, Western Australia
Demoparty: Friday, August 15 to Saturday August 16. From 7pm to 7pm.
Rock up when you will, but be early for the good spots.
Presentation and Competition: Saturday, August 16, from 7pm to 9pm
As this is a licensed venue this is an 18+ event
For more information on Nullarbor visit the website: http://www.notrees.org/2008/
Any questions? Drop us a line at contact@notrees.org
Event Sponsors: Spinfast, Autodesk, Artrage, Edith Cowan University, Binary Culture, Surrender Events
The Nullarbor independent game developers competition (http://www.notrees.org/2008/) is coming to a close for 2008 and, in conjunction with gamejam, we're getting together to send it off in fine form.
This is a party in two parts:
Developers' Old School Demoparty
* Friday, August 15 @ 7pm
Get together with your crew and put those finishing touches on your game. Party, socialise, and play.
Nullarbor Finals, Come on Down!
* Saturday, August 16 @ 7pm
See the finished games and vote for your favourites!
Entry is FREE!
Location: The Bakery, 233 James Street, Northbridge, Western Australia
Demoparty: Friday, August 15 to Saturday August 16. From 7pm to 7pm.
Rock up when you will, but be early for the good spots.
Presentation and Competition: Saturday, August 16, from 7pm to 9pm
As this is a licensed venue this is an 18+ event
For more information on Nullarbor visit the website: http://www.notrees.org/2008/
Any questions? Drop us a line at contact@notrees.org
Event Sponsors: Spinfast, Autodesk, Artrage, Edith Cowan University, Binary Culture, Surrender Events
Sunday, August 03, 2008
GameJam is rollin' along...
The GameJam has started, and we are currently sporting 61 members. w00t!
Most of them are local to Perth, West Australia; and many of them are using Python for their entries. Great fun.
Now... I... must... code!
Most of them are local to Perth, West Australia; and many of them are using Python for their entries. Great fun.
Now... I... must... code!
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