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Techniques for Finding Unlisted Game Internships

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By Brice Morrison - There are hundreds of game companies out there, but only the largest of them have online job websites where they list open positions. Yet, there ar...

Getting into Games through Education: Choosing your University

Published in Breaking Into the Industry

By Liyaan Hasan (stitchs) - The follow-up to 'Where do I begin?'. This time we look into what you should do in order to pick the best University for you, and your subj...

Making it in Indie Games: Starter Guide

Published in Breaking Into the Industry

By Derek Yu - Advice on how to become a successful indie developer from a successful indie developer


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Techniques for Finding Unlisted Game Internships UNDER REVIEW

May 21 2013 07:05 AM | Posted By Brice Morrison in Breaking Into the Industry
There are hundreds of game companies out there, but only the largest of them have online job websites where they list open positions. Yet, there are lots of students who find positions at small game companies who earn themselves a decent wage and some notches in their belts that can then help to propel them to better job opportunities later on.So how do you find these unlisted game internships?...

Tagged With:  jobs  internships  networking 
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Getting into Games through Education: Choosing your University UNDER REVIEW

May 20 2013 07:15 AM | Posted By Liyaan Hasan (stitchs) in Breaking Into the Industry
The follow-up to 'Where do I begin?'. This time we look into what you should do in order to pick the best University for you, and your subject area.

Tagged With:  art  design  programming  education  science  coding  open day  university 
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Making it in Indie Games: Starter Guide

May 17 2013 06:19 PM | Posted By Derek Yu in Breaking Into the Industry
Advice on how to become a successful indie developer from a successful indie developer

Tagged With:  indie 
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Getting into Games through Education: "Where do I begin?"

Apr 05 2013 12:59 PM | Posted By Liyaan Hasan (stitchs) in Breaking Into the Industry
The first in a series of articles that explains why University might the right choice for your route into the world of Games Development!

Tagged With:  art  design  programming  coding  education  science  University 
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Getting Started : Introduction to Game Development for Beginners UNDER REVIEW

Mar 27 2013 06:27 AM | Posted By Casey Hardman in Breaking Into the Industry
Interested in game development, but don't know anything about it? Let me introduce you to the creation of games in an understandable way.

Tagged With:  game development  beginner 
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Peter Molyneux: How to get a job in games development • Interview • Eurogamer.net

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How To Start Your Own Games Studio, Pt 4

Jun 25 2008 07:38 AM | Posted By Mark Morris in Breaking Into the Industry
bit-tech.net — Learn to talk the talk and not be backed into a legal corner by publishers out to screw you and take all your money and IP.

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So, You Have Cool Game Ideas?

The reality of trying to sell your game idea to a developer.

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So You Want to be a Game Programmer?

Oct 14 1999 12:21 PM | Posted By Ian Parberry in Breaking Into the Industry
So, you're interested in becoming a computer game programmer? Congratulations! Game programming is one of the most difficult, challenging, exciting, and lucrative forms of programming. If you have a genuine talent for it, you have excellent career prospects. Imagine getting paid an entry-level salary of $35,000-$45,000 for something you actually enjoy doing. When you were a ki...

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