Spacewar! Turns 50 : MIT Celebrates Its Earliest Computer Game, Part 1 of ...

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 ...

Thanks: GAMBIT's Crappy Game Complaining Marathon Raises Over $4,500 For ...

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 ...

THE SNOWFIELD: Game Of The Week Podcase: Episode 3

The 2012 GAMBIT Game of the Week Podcast 3

A CLOSED WORLD: GAMBIT Game Of The Week 2012, Episode One

The 2012 Game of the Week Podcast 1: A CLOSED WORLD featuring GAMBIT Audio Director, Abe Stein and GAMBIT Postdoctoral Researcher, Todd Harper.

Designing Big Games

GAMBIT Game Of Week 2012 Trailer

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 ...

Part 12 of the GAMBIT Summer Summit Videos: Jeff Orkin/MIT Media Lab

Part Twelve of the GAMBIT Summer Summit 2011 Videos is the closing keynote summit and this comes from Jeff Orkin of the MIT Media Lab and Cognitive Machines. His lecture entitled " "Next Generation A.I. & Gameplay: Big Data, Big Opportunities" is the final video ...

Part 3 of 3-Games As An Aesthetic Form - Frank Lantz (NYU Game Center)

Part 3 of 3. This talk which took place on Dec 1st, 2011 as part of the CMS Colloquium Series explored what it means to consider games an aesthetic form -- something akin to literature, music, or film. That this is the most appropriate category within which to place ...

Part 1 of 3-Games As An Aesthetic Form - Frank Lantz (NYU Game Center)

Part 1 of 3. This talk which took place on Dec 1st, 2011 as part of the CMS Colloquium Series explored what it means to consider games an aesthetic form -- something akin to literature, music, or film. That this is the most appropriate category within which to place ...

Part 11 of the GAMBIT Summer Summit Videos: GAMBIT Interns Alumni Panel

Part Eleven of the GAMBIT Summer Summit 2011 Videos: In this panel discussion, former GAMBIT Interns,Mark Sullivan, Sharat Bhat and Genevieve Conley discuss their experiences at the US GAMBIT Lab and how it impacted their future in both game education and industry. ...

Part 10 of the GAMBIT Summer Summit Videos: Jason Haas/Education Arcade

Part Ten of the GAMBIT Summer Summit 2011 Videos: Jason Haas from The Education Arcade / MIT Scheller Teacher Education Program gives a talk entitled: "The More We Know: Inside NBC News' iCue, and Why It Didn't Work". Every summer at the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab, ...

Global Game Jam @ GAMBIT 2012 trailer

The Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab is again the host for the Global Game Jam happening January 27th-29th, 2012. The Global Game Jam is a cooperative gathering of game developers to encourage experimentation and innovation. Participants will work with current industry professionals and ...

Part Seven: GAMBIT Summer Summit 2011 Videos: Nguyen Thi Nhat Ahn/Nanyang ...

Part Seven of the GAMBIT Summer Summit 2011 Videos presents a talk from Nguyen Thi Nhat Anh fromNanyang Technological University . Her talk is on "Interactive multi-view image segmentation". Every summer at the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab, students from Singapore ...

Part 2 of 2 GAMBIT Presents: What Can the Demoscene Do for You?

Part Two of Two: From Friday Games @ GAMBIT 10/14/68: Tammo "kb" Hinrichs is a game industry professional and organizing team member for several demoparties with attendance as high as twelve hundred people. He gave an overview of what the demoscene is and presented on ...

Fox Harrell and the Imagination, Computation, and Expression Lab

Professor Fox Harrell discusses his work with the Imagination, Computation, and Expression Lab — one of serveral research groups within the MIT Comparative Media Studies program.