2015 Canadian Video Game Awards Bring Fans and Industry Together
The annual Canadian Video Game Awards celebrate the best "Made in Canada" games – and now fans can be a part of the celebration.
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The WhaleCast Episode 34 – Fate Tectonics
Eric sits down with the team at Golden Gear Games to discuss indie development and Fate Tectonics.
The Toronto Media Arts Centre Needs Your Support
The City of Toronto is wasting public money and discouraging cultural development. Here's what you can do to stop it.
Event: Warhammer 40K: Dark Nexus Arena LAN Tournament
The Vancouver-based developers of Warhammer 40K: Dark Nexus Arena are stopping in Toronto to showcase their upcoming MOBA.
Canadian Bands Battle Aliens in LOUD on Planet X
The upcoming rhythm-based tower defense shooter from Pop Sandbox is a showcase for Canadian music and Toronto game development talent.
Event: Bit Bazaar Spring 2015
The video game marketplace and food fest returns to Toronto with a full lineup of talented local developers.
Event: Temple of Yog Super Demo Tour
Temple of Yog stops in Toronto for a night of music and gaming.
Event: Vector Festival Returns to Toronto
The Game Art and New Media Festival returns for a third year this weekend.
Event: Bit Bazaar Winter Market
The semi-annual independent gaming marketplace returns to Toronto on Saturday.
6 Things Not to Miss at Bit Bazaar
We asked Bit Bazaar coordinator Jennie Faber to tell us what ranks as a do-not-miss at this weekend's arcade-meets-zine-fair spring market.
TCAF Director Chris Butcher talks Comics vs. Games 3D
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival's co-founder talks about once again taking over the Toronto Reference Library this weekend, and its collaborative work with video games, Comics vs. Games, now entering its third year - and the third dimension.
Weekend Gamer: Bit Bazaar and Archive, Memoria Technica
Archive, Memoria Technica is one of the dozens of video games appearing at this weekend's Bit Bazaar Winter Market.
Meet Bit Bazaar, TCAF’s Physical Digital Games Marketplace
Last year, the organizers of the Toronto Comics Arts Festival (TCAF) began carving out a space for video games with the inaugural Comics vs. Games display. It went so well that they’re continuing the trend in 2013, filling out Comics vs. Games 2 with new panels, new collaborations, and – perhaps most importantly – a new location for the inaugural Bit Bazaar.
Games and art merge at Vector
Video games and traditional art collided at Toronto’s Vector Game + Art Convergence. Read on for Dork Shelf's run-down of the inaugural festival.
Cardboard Boot Camp: Analogue Video Games
By asking his students to create analogue versions of video games, OCAD instructor and indie game developer Benjamin Rivers forced them to look at games from a designer’s perspective rather than a player’s. See the results after the jump.
