wraggster
June 25th, 2012, 16:17
Public exposure to the videogame industry is at an all-time high in the UK. The government’s recent reform of the National Curriculum will allow students to be taught computer science over the much-maligned ICT; powerful game creation tools like Unity and GameMaker are cheap to try and easy to use, while commercial releases now routinely include extensive level editors; and then there are projects like the $25 PC Raspberry Pi, and high-profile contests such as Epic Games’ Make Something Unreal jam, which concluded at public consumer electronics event The Gadget Show Live.
Over the the next week, we'll be publishing a series of features offering advice on how to get a job in the game industry, links to which you'll find below. We'll continue to add to this page, so keep checking back. You can access all of our past features on starting your career in the game industry by visiting our Get Into Games topic page (http://www.edge-online.com/filter/all/tags/1547).
http://www.edge-online.com/news/get-games-2012
Over the the next week, we'll be publishing a series of features offering advice on how to get a job in the game industry, links to which you'll find below. We'll continue to add to this page, so keep checking back. You can access all of our past features on starting your career in the game industry by visiting our Get Into Games topic page (http://www.edge-online.com/filter/all/tags/1547).
http://www.edge-online.com/news/get-games-2012