By Nilix on February 17th, 2012 - No Comments
And so, the time has come!
Quantumkrate Game Competition begins now!
The Theme for Quantumkrate is…
By Nilix on February 3rd, 2012 - 4 Comments
You know what? February sucks. Nothing happens in February. The neighboring months have Global Game Jam, the Game Developer’s Conference and Ludum Dare. The indie scene in February is like the lonely girl on Valentine’s Day who didn’t get any chocolates. Not on my watch. Couldn’t participate in Global Game Jam? Can’t afford the expenses to the Game Developer Conference? Well, don’t fret.
Quantum Box is proud to present our very first Game Development Competition with BitSyncom. Did I mention there are prizes involved? There are prizes involved. Ⓑ. Read more after the jump
By Catt on January 5th, 2012 - No Comments
MAGFest has grown tremendously, now amassing over 4,000 gamers. Will you be there?
From this year forth, the QB team will be working on covering multiple conventions including PAX East and GDC. To start off the year right, we’ll be at MAGFest all this weekend! I’m heading out in a couple of hours to arrive fashionably late, so this post will stay short.
Here is a bit of information about MAGFest from their website:
MAGFest, The Music And Gaming Festival, is an annual event in the Washington D.C./Virginia/Maryland area dedicated to the celebration of video games and video game music. Each year, MAGFest offers 24-hour console, arcade, and PC game rooms, over twelve live video game cover bands, a vendors area, and guest speakers from the video game industry and fan scene. It also features a “JamSpace” available to all attendees for impromptu music performances. Numerous other events are scheduled each day.
What makes MAGFest unique is that it’s an event run by fans for fans. There are no corporate sponsors, no over-crowded showfloors, and no top-secret-behind-closed-doors showings. MAGFest is built from the ground up to be a party-like atmosphere with focus on community and fan creations, which creates an environment that no other expo or convention can ever recreate.
We hope to see you there! We also promise not to spam-post. Tune in for more MAGFest goodness and other fun stuff!
By Arthur on September 11th, 2011 - No Comments
I made the signs for this event.
This past Wednesday was the opening party of F%!K THE SCREEN at Future Babycastles curated by Doug Wilson, Bennett Foddy, and Matt Parker. All but one of the games featured were all games requiring physical interaction, with some unique usage of existing game controllers. Here’s what was played: