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A good gateway to other GD websites for your research!

I had no idea there were this many Game Development companies in the world. This was an eye opener.

CreativeCrash is a high traffic site that can help make you money on your assets. Our platform allows you to sell your assets as well as manage and communicate with your users. Each asset has Forums, Feature Requests, Bugs, Reviews and more. Its fast and easy.

Unreal Engine 4 launches today. $19/mo you can have access to everything, including the Unreal Editor, and the engine's complete C++ source code hosted on GitHub.

Develop once, publish everywhere! Unity is the ultimate tool for video game development, architectural visualizations, and interactive media installations - publish to the web, Windows, OS X, Wii, Xbox 360, and iPhone with many more platforms to come.

Engine used by many Government Contractors under DoD.

The whole Rhizome website is full of a lot of really useful information, but for this assignment, focus on the artbase. The work has tags so this is especially useful when looking for something to talk about for a different degree. The artist's websites are listed so you can use this site as a jumping off point. "Rhizome ArtBase is an online archive of digital art containing over 2,500 art works. Encompassing a vast range of projects from artists all over the world, the ArtBase provides an online home for works that employ materials such as software, code, websites, moving images, games and browsers towards aesthetic and critical ends. The mission of the ArtBase is to provide free, open, and permanent access to a living and historic collection of seminal new media art objects."

Great organization for graphic artists to join!

Admittedly this one may take a little scrolling, but you'll find some really cool stuff (maybe even some non-assignment related goodies). It may also pay to bookmark this site and use some of this info towards your 2.1 Industry Growth assignment.

Contains videos, interviews, and events. Some videos might be useful for week 2's assignment, 2.0 Professional Spotlight. There's a lot of ideas here on how to use pre-existing game art for new concepts. "Launched in 2006 in conjunction with the release of a book and an exhibition, GameScenes chronicles the evolution of the Ludic artworld. Some ask if videogames can be considered Art. GameScenes asks whether the invention of videogames has not transformed the entire character of art. GameScenes is written and edited by Matteo Bittanti."