Posts Filed Under: “video games”
A new exhibition opening at the Ontario Science Centre this weekend chronicles the evolution of video games.
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Kevin Scott • Photos by Corbin Smith
Aiden Glynn brings video game classics to life on Toronto's streets.
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Steve Kupferman
Jill Murray was once a Torontoist contributor. Now she's known for her work on Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed III: Liberation.
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Natalie Zina Walschots
Nominated for: making public space—on and offline—safer for everyone.
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Kyle Bachan • Illustration by Kyra Kendall
War on the Car? At video-game City Hall, the cars make war on you.
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Steve Kupferman
Dames Making Games Toronto gives women their first game-development experiences.
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David Demchuk
Tinker and gamer Jonathan Guberman is adding a new weapon to Toronto's chiptunes arsenal. The launch party is tonight.
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Carly Maga
A local game designer has created something unusual: a game you play, until it plays you.
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David Demchuk
At this year's instalment of the annual event, programmers struggled to make video games from scratch in just one weekend.
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Rachel Lissner
James Swirsky and Lisanne Pajot, directors of Indie Game: The Movie, which has its Canadian premiere as part of this year's Hot Docs festival, recount the journey of their film.
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Kevin Scott
A pixelated landscape to mark April Fools.
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Torontoist
Game culture is working on inclusivity and gender equality, to the benefit of the games it's producing.
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Jaime Woo
Like all good camps, this three-day festival gave gamers of all stripes a chance to learn, make new friends, and—most importantly—play.
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Matt Demers (Guest Contributor)
Toronto developers bring home awards from international conference IndieCade.
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Jaime Woo
Maclean's columnist Jesse Brown launches a misguided missile at tax incentives for video game companies.
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Jaime Woo
Friday at the Rivoli, a music show with a nerd slant.
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Jaime Woo
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Jaime Woo
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Jaime Woo