Atlantic Canada GameDevs ⛵
A group for game development professionals and students in Atlantic Canada.
Where to join us!
On FB: https://t.co/E16FOXDTe6
On Discord: https://t.co/WviC5BlfUd
On Twitter: https://t.co/r8MYENGxQ6
#gamedevelopment#gamedev
The Indigenous Interactive Media and Video Game Database is all updated and ready for school!
If you're teaching or learning about #Indigenous media then this is a resource not to be missed!
Tag your department or prof to get the conversation going!
https://t.co/kradUOSZRN
Tickets are now on sale for this year's digital GameDev Atlantic 2020! Early bird tickets are available for a limited time.
➡️ https://t.co/OAv5SPMSq4
More information about our new VIP tickets soon to come! #gamedev#novascotia#indiedev#halifax#GDA2020
We are celebrating International Womxn’s Day with a feature on the Womxn of the Interactive Society of Nova Scotia.
Womxn in Gaming: Nova Scotia Edition
👉 https://t.co/bMxMHM8b7B
#IWD2020#IWD#WomensDay#gamedev#womeningames#indiedev
Another day .... another storm 😬
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“Celebrate” with some #stormbeer - specifically Downtown Truro Has Heart Ale available at the Salty Dog Brewing Company retail store or at the Nook and Cranny Brew Pub.
Buy some beers and support a non-profit. $2 … https://t.co/55cDo0abUS
Game Dev Atlantic .@GameDevAtlantic begins on October 24th! Get your tickets to the premiere game development industry event in Atlantic Canada. Hosted at Four Points by Sheraton Halifax .@4PointsHalifax. #gamedev#indiedev#halifax https://t.co/8FzOUcmS8I
We toured the .@NSCCTruro campus yesterday to check out their Game Development and Game Art programs. Did you know they have a MOCAP studio for games? Work and learn games in Nova Scotia! https://t.co/pZyiJ4PD4H
#gamedev#indiedev#mocap#NovaScotia
Wow! Did that just happen?? Seems like only yesterday that we shared a donair in the BQ, now we are both retired! Congratulations on a stellar run! AIRBORNE! Ubique!
Many thanks to all who acknowledged my last day working day in the CAF. So many friends, courageous men and women, incredible leaders and great memories. A true privilege to wrap up my career with @CAFinUS. On to the next adventure!
Bombardier Patrick Labrie, a member of the 2nd Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery based at 4th Canadian Division Support Base Petawawa, Ontario, has died as a result of his injuries during parachute training as part of Exercise SWIFT RESPONSE 19. https://t.co/yGFgXBScLY