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Want To Make Video Games?

Posted by timothy on from the admission-via-deathmatch dept.

Invader Zim writes "Looks like Levelord, of Ritual fame, and some folks at id, and Ensemble Studios have teamed together with Southern Methodist University to create a new school for people that want to work in the video games industry. It's called the Guildhall. Also a story about it at GameTutorials."

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  1. Hi! You are a dirty whore! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    Yes you are!!

    PS you site sucks ass

  2. cool! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Wow. The Guildhall! That sounds gay!

  3. Re:Thank God! by SoVi3t · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    On a side note, has anybody noticed anything odd with the moderations? I posted, and it was immediately put to Troll, and I refreshed, and suddenly it was Score:2 Funny....dunno what is even funny about anything I post :P

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  4. Hooray! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic


    Moderation Totals: Informative=1, Overrated=1, Total=2.

    Well, someone enjoyed this and wasn't afraid of metamodding by the anal hippietech trash.

    Nicely done, mods. Thanks! Happy New Year!

    1. Re:Hooray! by Randolpho · · Score: 1, Offtopic

      Heh... gotta love it when a goatse post gets modded up and a post bitching about that gets modded down. :D

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  5. 37th Post W00t by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    I gots it no one else can ever get this again. 37th Post. Lamers and Scum.. eat my toe jam.

  6. Re:I would steer clear by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You can't have talent without math, you need to possess the ability to look at a problem and break it down to the simplest possible form, then take it one step further to make it fast.
    I find it amazing that many of the people in the computer business have no clue when it comes to math, you don't need to have the ability to solve on paper, but you should be able to write a program to solve that equation, and to tweak that equation to make it "look" right. Reality for some reason doesn't look all that real sometimes.