News: Indie Games Make Their Mark
Something came up in the local papers today, so I scanned the entire article for your reading pleasure.
[*NEW*: The Independent Games Festival is back for its historic 11th year, with almost $50,000 in prizes, plus new categories and notable judges - enter today!]
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News: Indie Games Make Their Mark by mentis
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The Independent Games Festival and Summit, which takes place at GDC every year, are celebrating their 11th anniversary as the premier festival for independent gaming.
The Independent Games Festival and Summit, which takes place at GDC every year, are celebrating their 11th anniversary as the premier festival for independent gaming.
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Hey! Isn't the game "JellyCar" actually called "JelloCar"?
Posted by: Kaczor | March 13, 2008 4:10 PM
Well, it is a local paper after all, so you can't expect the facts to be 100% accurate. However, kudos to them for the writeup. It's nice to see either way ^_^.
Posted by: mentis | March 17, 2008 2:25 PM
One other thing, has anybody tried that Sims Carnival yet? The site requires an account to look at anything...
Posted by: mentis | March 17, 2008 3:00 PM