Showcasing work on video games and their impact on society from groups like Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab. The GAMBIT Game Lab is a five-year research initiative that addresses important challenges faced by the global digital game research community and industry, with a core focus on identifying and solving research problems using a multi-disciplinary approach that can be applied by Singapore's digital game industry
April 18, 2012 Sandbox Summit - Going Mobile/Going Global: Tracking the anywhere/everywhere state of playNew Research on Kids and Mobile Jane Gould, Senior Vice President, Consumer Insights, Nickelodeon/MTVN Kidsand Family Group Research
April 17, 2012 Sandbox Summit - Going Mobile/Going Global: Tracking the anywhere/everywhere state of playTrend Report: The Kids are All Right: Research from the Field Allison Arling, Senior Director of Strategic Innovation, The Intelligence GroupWho are ...
April 18, 2012 Sandbox Summit - Going Mobile/Going Global: Tracking the anywhere/everywhere state of playThe New Art of Gaming Heather Chaplin, Assistant Professor of Journalism, The New School, and Author From her perspective as the co-author of Smartbomb: The Quest for ...
On April 12th, 2012 during CMS.611 Creating Video Games, Dan Krikorian, Quality Assurance Manager with Cambridge-based Harmonix Music Systems lectured on "Communication In Large Groups". CMS.611 Creating Video Games introduces students to the complexities of ...
Watch and learn about some of the research projects going on at MIT, where games are being created and opportunities for undergraduates to get involved as a game designer or tester!
The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 6: SQUEEZICKS features GAMBIT Interaction Design Director Marleigh Norton. What is the Game of the Week? This is the Game of the Week. Beginning February 20th, 2012...On the Monday of each week, a new video exploring the origins and ...
A GAMBIT Class:CMS.616J Social and Cultural Facets of Digital GamesMarch 1st, 2012Part 1 of 2. Konstantin Mitgutsch and Abe Stein had the great fortune of having three spectacular guests in their sports videogame class a few weeks ago. Their topic was about the ...
A GAMBIT Class:CMS.616J Social and Cultural Facets of Digital GamesMarch 1st, 2012Part 2 of 2. Konstantin Mitgutsch and Abe Stein had the great fortune of having three spectacular guests in their sports videogame class a few weeks ago. Their topic ...
The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 3: EKSA featuring GAMBIT Development Director, Sara Verrilli. What is the Game of the Week? This is the Game of the Week. Beginning February 20th, 2012...On the Monday of each week, a new video exploring the origins and processes of ...
The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 3: STRANDED IN SINGAPORE featuring GAMBIT Studio Manager Rik Eberhardt and GAMBIT Postdoctoral Researcher Clara Fernandez-Vara. What is the Game of the Week? This is the Game of the Week. Beginning February ...
Part 1 of 2...In 1961, Digital Equipment Corporation gave MIT a PDP-1 computer and the games began. From discussions about "interesting displays" to new lessons in interactive programming, MIT's Kludge Room became the birthplace of Spacewar! MIT's ...
Part 2 of 2...In 1961, Digital Equipment Corporation gave MIT a PDP-1 computer and the games began. From discussions about "interesting displays" to new lessons in interactive programming, MIT's Kludge Room became the birthplace of Spacewar! MIT's first ...
On February 18th, 2012, The Singapore-GAMBIT Game Lab ran their first ever "Crappy Game Complaining Marathon" to raise money for The Boys and Girls Club Cambridge Clubhouse. In total we raised over $4,500 to fund programs at the Clubhouse. This "BEST OF" video ...
As Team MIA wraps up their summer creating the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Summer 2011 game, THE SNOWFIELD they decided to break it down a little. Video produced by Team MIA
The 2012 GAMBIT Game of the Week Podcast 3
The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 2: ROBOTANY featuring GAMBIT Game Lab Technical Director, Andrew Grant and GAMBIT Researcher Jason Begy.
The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 1: A CLOSED WORLD featuring GAMBIT Audio Director, Abe Stein and GAMBIT Postdoctoral Researcher, Todd Harper.
In 1961, Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) gave MIT a PDP-1 computer and the games began. From discussions about "interesting displays" to new lessons in interactive programming, MIT's Kludge room became the birthplace of Spacewar!Celebrate the 50th anniversary of ...
Beginning February 20th, 2012...On the Monday of each week, a new video exploring the origins and processes of developing each project will be posted. GAMBIT Audio Director Abe Stein will post blogs during the week, featuring concept art, design documents, and analysis of the highlighted game ...
