- Why virtual reality apps are poised to take over (alistdaily)
- How DreamWorks’ Apollo software helped How To Train Your Dragon 2 get an Oscar nom (Variety)
- Google launches a Chinese version of its YouTube channel for developers (TechCrunch)
- After the UK made coding part of the national curriculum, the US is mulling over doing the same thing (gamesindustry.biz)
- Report finds that mobile games and eBooks bring in the most app revenue (Wall Street Journal)
- Meanwhile, Apple has high hopes for its new smartwatch (Variety)
- Are freemium game developers focusing too much on monetization, not enough on creativity? (The Guardian)
- Turning CG characters into box office gems: The approach Marvel Studios took in making Rocket Raccoon and Groot (Digital Trends)
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- Why virtual reality apps are poised to take over (alistdaily)
- How DreamWorks' Apollo software helped How To Train Your Dragon 2 get an Oscar nom (Variety)
- Google launches a Chinese version of its YouTube channel for developers (TechCrunch)
- After the UK made coding part of the national curriculum, the US is mulling over doing the same thing (gamesindustry.biz)
- Report finds that mobile games and eBooks bring in the most app revenue (Wall Street Journal)
- Meanwhile, Apple has high hopes for its new smartwatch (Variety)
- Are freemium game developers focusing too much on monetization, not enough on creativity? (The Guardian)
- Turning CG characters into box office gems: The approach Marvel Studios took in making Rocket Raccoon and Groot (Digital Trends)
February 19, 2015
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