Games that help medical researchers with their study
If you have played a game that communicates your responses in the game to scientists in the form of research data, then you are a Read More
Tag: Games
The GDC week and all that’s new in technology
While thinking about the week spent at the Game Developer’s Conference (GDC), I can’t help but recall the immense learnings I had there. And learning was not Read More
The Science Behind Mobile Gaming Addiction
Everyone who loves playing games, is at some point at risk of being converted to a full fledged video game addict (although this may not be Read More
The Ups and Downs of HTML5
I’ve been off writing for a while mostly because most my time had been taken up with work. If I did get any time off, Read More
At the NASSCOM Game Developers Conference
Another year of the NASSCOM Game Developer’s Conference, India has ended. Another year with a better turnout than the last! What a way to Read More
The story of Adobe AIR and game development
Will Flash ever be able to get rid of it’s tag of being a quick prototype and animation tool? In India where we have a Read More
Working with Debug Mode in Starling with Box2D – AS3
I recently started work on a Box2D game project using Starling, and one of my concerns was getting the debug mode to display correctly. Box2D Read More
Packt Publishing completes 1000 titles
Packt Publishing is celebrating the publication of its 1000th title. I’ve been reviewing their books so it’s great to see them grow to this milestone. Read More
Apps Vs Apps – Nokia Connects yet again!
When Nokia must have decided to recreate the successful Nokia AppTasting magic in Mumbai, they must not have anticipated the tremendous response they got from bloggers Read More
Store Wars for the Game of Phones
Apple iTunes and Google Play together dominate consumer attention for application downloads. But when pitted against each other, they can get quite competitive! Stats say, Japan Read More