USC IMD: 2009-05-29T13:03:44Ztag:,2009::USC Interactive Media Division<![CDATA[Intermediate Design and Development Projects - 484/489]]>2009-05-29T13:03:44Z2009-05-29T13:00:02Ztag:,2009-05-29:interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson:332009-05-29T13:00:02Zpbrinsonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson
The games developed in CTIN 484/489 from the Spring are available for download. It was a great batch this semester, so please check them out.]]>
<![CDATA[Intermediate Design and Development Projects - 484/489]]>2008-12-30T14:51:12Z2008-12-30T14:46:53Ztag:,2008-12-30:interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson:332008-12-30T14:46:53Zpbrinsonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson
All the Fall 08 Intermediate games are available for windows install. For anyone who missed seminar at the end of the semester, you should click. And to all who came, you can now play them.
http://interactive.usc.edu/projects/games/20081220-intermedia.php]]>
<![CDATA[Volunteers needed for playtests]]>2007-11-05T17:05:21Z2007-11-05T17:04:37Ztag:,2007-11-05:interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton:322007-11-05T17:04:37Ztfullertonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton The tests will be 1/2 hour individually scheduled appointments on the following dates:
- Monday November 12 between 4PM and 6PM - Wednesday November 14 between 4PM and 6PM
No special background or experience in game design or game play is necessary -- though we do ask that if you volunteer, you must show up, as this is a required class assignment for the intermediate students. Everyone is welcome. Playtests will each take approximately 30 minutes and will be held in the Game Innovation Lab at the Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts. Please contact Tracy at tfullerton at cinema dot usc dot edu if you’re interested in scheduling an appointment.]]>
<![CDATA[LA Times story on the intermediate class playtests]]>2007-10-23T23:15:47Z2007-10-23T22:58:39Ztag:,2007-10-23:interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton:322007-10-23T22:58:39Ztfullertonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton Some quotes from the article: "If Lucas' path from his grainy student film "Electronic Labyrinth" to his first feature film, "THX 1138," was the model for generations of film students, then the new model could be seen in the success of a game called 'flOw..."
In the conclusion of the article, Day notes, "While the gaming industry is currently intent on aping and besting the Hollywood blockbuster model with action and effects heavy games like "Halo 3," the next generation of gamers is looking to evolve the medium to the next step between technology and art."
More at the LA Times site.]]>
<![CDATA[Volunteers Needed for Playtests]]>2007-09-25T00:17:12Z2007-09-25T00:13:35Ztag:,2007-09-25:interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton:322007-09-25T00:13:35Ztfullertonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/tfullerton The tests will be 1/2 hour individually scheduled appointments on the following dates:
- Monday October 1 between 4PM and 6PM - Wednesday October 3 between 4PM and 6PM
No special background or experience in game design or game play is necessary -- though we do ask that if you volunteer, you must show up, as this is a required class assignment for the intermediate students. Everyone is welcome. Playtests will each take approximately 30 minutes and will be held in the Game Innovation Lab at the Zemeckis Center for Digital Arts. Please contact Tracy at tfullerton at cinema dot usc dot edu if you’re interested in scheduling an appointment.]]>
<![CDATA[Intermediate Game Projects, Spring '07]]>2007-06-01T11:17:57Z2007-06-01T11:13:52Ztag:,2007-06-01:interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson:332007-06-01T11:13:52Zpbrinsonhttp://interactive.usc.edu/members/pbrinson
The party may be over but the projects are now available for download. Check out all 5 games from 484/489 this Spring. Two of them are also ported to Mac, while all run on Windows.
Tracy and I thank you guys for your crazy hard work.