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Tag Archives: education
There and Back Again – A Year in Review
The year is drawing to a close so I thought I would look back on what I’ve done and what I’ve learnt. It’s been a year of ups and downs. There’s been times when I’ve wanted to flip a table … Continue reading
Posted in Freeplay, Games, Study
Tagged dudebro, education, Freeplay, game development college, gaming, Gaming Culture, ggj12, global game jam, indie, Maniac Mansion, The Comeback, Unity, videogames, Writing
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Now and Tomorrow
I’ve been enrolled in a Screen course at TAFE this semester. Initially I thought it would a breezy lazy course, but no, but it’s been quite a busy semester thus far. One assessment was to make a short seven minute … Continue reading
After The Fall
May I shrink to dust In your cold, wild Wastes, And may my tongue speak Its last hymn to your winds. I wanted to do what Shigeru Miyamoto did ever since I read an interview with him in Nintendo Magazine … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Study, Thoughts
Tagged autodidactism, education, Morrowind, prestigious college, Richard Garriott, Shigeru Miyamoto
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On Teaching Yourself
Doom 2 was a light bulb moment in education for me as a teenager. I’d picked up a copy for twelve dollars in a videogames bargain bin at Harvey Norman. There was a time when you could find quality games … Continue reading
