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Train2Game Press Releases | Train2Game Video
Here are a selection of our Train2Game videos, more can be found at the official Train2Game YouTube channel.
New! – More video from the Train2Game Game Jam 2011
More footage from the Train2Game Game Jam in aid of the Prince’s Trust, including clips of some of the games created over the 48 hour Jam, and games created at DR Studios with involvement from T2G students on Industry Experience Placements.
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Train2Game Game Jam
Train2Game, in conjunction with the University of Bedfordshire, hosted a 48 hour Game Jam in aid of the Prince’s Trust over the last weekend in March 2011. Bringing both students and non-students together for a weekend for a common goal – to make a great game.
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Train2Game “In The Game” TV Spot
Train2Game brings you the UK’s first TIGA approved blended learning courses specifically designed for the games industry by the games industry. Train2Game’s courses have been benchmarked against the Qualifications Credit Framework who have credited the courses to be the same as two full years at University.
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Train2game Artist and Animator Course – Suzi Perry
The Gadget Show’s Suzi Perry introduces us to the world of Train2Game distance learning courses, with interviews from Richard Wilson of TIGA, Tony Bickley from DR Studios and Professor Carsten Maple from the University of Bedfordshire. Train2Game’s Art and Animation course is available now.
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Train2Game Webinar
Train2Game’s 2nd Webinar took place on 18th June 2010 and featured Clive Robert (CEO of DR Studios), Tony Bickley (COO of DR Studios), Pete Hickman (Executive Producer and Industry guru) and Professor Carsten Maple.
In Part one, we kickoff the discussion about the video games industry, with questions such as the complexity of games, children playing certified 18 games and making your characters look unique being answered by the panel.
To see the rest of the Webinar, visit the Train2Game Webinar Two page.
