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- MSU-Developed Game Teaches Cambodian Children to Avoid Landmines
[03.18.10]
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A team of students and instructors at Michigan State University is developing a serious game application designed to teach children in Cambodia to identify and avoid landmines and other unexploded ordnance.
- Women In Games Conference Cancelled Due To 'Low Delegate Numbers'
[03.17.10]
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Organizers for the annual Women In Games Conference have announced that they are cancelling the 2010 event to be held in Bradford, England, blaming "low delegate numbers."
- U.S. Senator Rockefeller to Chair STEM Games Competition
[03.16.10]
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United States Senator Jay Rockefeller will serve as honorary chair for the West Virginia student-focused Games Competition on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
- GDC Sees Record Attendance, Reveals 2011 Dates
[03.15.10]
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Organizers of the 2010 Game Developers Conference have revealed a record 18,250 attendees for last week's San Francisco show, announcing GDC 2011's dates as Mon., Feb. 28th through Fri., March 4th.
- White House Launches Apps for Healthy Kids Development Contest
[03.11.10]
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At this week's Game Developers Conference, White House Office of Science & Technology Policy analyst Kumar Garg announced the Apps for Healthy Kids game development challenge promoting healthy lifestyle changes in young adults.
- Students Honor Pac-Man at Games Fleadh Programming Festival
[03.09.10]
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Teams of students in Ireland will pay tribute to Namco's classic arcade game Pac-Man at tomorrow's Games Fleadh programming festival with a collection of remakes and inspired works.
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