The latest job posting of interest for Flash game developers comes from the CBC. The post is MIA on their site, so check out the FlashInTO boards for the CBC Flash game dev posting. It looks like they need an artist to pair up with a programmer. i interviewed with the CBCKids department a [...] Keep Reading

There’s an interesting but brief article at Massively titled “Could Smaller Be Better?”, asking whether the “massive” aspect of Massively Multiplayer Online Games takes some of the fun out of gaming. Before this company existed, i entered the 2007 Vortex Game Competition. The competition turned out to be a disappointing event catering to students, and [...] Keep Reading

Temporary Sheet Happens! logo Pre-production on Sheet Happens!, a hobbyist sheet music app build in AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) is in full swing! The final product is being planned for an open-source release so that the Flash/Flex development community can learn this exciting new technology. For those of you just joining us, AIR allows [...] Keep Reading

Online gaming magazine Joystiq just published this snippet about gambling in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a hotly anticipated Nintendo title where game mascots punch each other repeatedly in the face, muzzle, or pika pika. Super Smash Bros. Brawl allows players to gamble coins in spectactor mode Earlier in the week, Joystiq linked to What They Play, a [...] Keep Reading

Every so often i’ll hit up Apple’s Trailers site to watch movie previews. Most of the trailers are from the big studios. Lately, there have been many more independant and foreign language film clips on the site, which will inevitably lead you to this: You can watch the Saawariya trailer from YouTube or catch [...] Keep Reading