If Monday night was anything to go by, the future of Open Web Gaming is well and truly bright! Over 150 gamer geeks packed out Bar Music Hall in Shoreditch, London on Monday – braving the cold to enjoy an evening of talks, demos and general chit-chat about gaming on the Open Web.
Speakers, talks, videos, slides and more…
The audience were provided with an awesome lineup as our speakers delivered cool gaming talks, demos and discussions:
Christian Heilmann – ‘The Why of HTML5 for Games Development’
Rob Hawkes – ‘Rawkets. Massively multiplayer. In space. Using the open Web.’
Blog post | Slides | Test drive Rawkets
Ernesto Jimenez – ’5 Tips for your HTML5 Games’
Rik Lomas – ‘The Open Web & The Broken TVs’
Paul Truong – ‘Control Inputs & Canvas Outputs’
Kornel Lesiński – ‘Demo: ‘Enterprise – A clone of Amiga/MSDOS game “Syndicate”.’
Seb Lee-Delisle – ‘Pixel Pounding’
Source for Demo 1 | Source for Demo 2
Other post event coverage
There has been a stream of online post event commentary. Some of the discussions, tweets and pictures can be found below so be sure to check out:
- Twitter ~ #GameOn10 activity
- Flickr ~ pictures on the public group
- YouTube ~ All #gameon10 London videos | Paul Truong’s motion sensor demo
Support & Thanks
A massive thanks to our co-hosts Six to Start for their fabulous support throughout the organisation off this event, with special kudos to Matt Wieteska & Adrian Hon.
A shout out as well to local champions, Nick Smith & Paul Brannigan for the shooting of all the video on the evening.
<GAME_ON> 2010 competition
There’s just over a month to go before submissions close on January 11, 2011. Remember individuals or teams of developers from all experience levels are invited to participate in the competition.
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Keeping updated
Finally, be sure to follow @MozLabs & #GameOn10 on Twitter as well as the Gaming blog for latest news and updates.
