Erick Wujcik addresses audience at GDC Shanghai
Lawrence Holland speaks on Serious Games panel
Sega announces Alien Syndrome re-make for the Wii and PSP game platforms
New hires in design, art and programming all part of TG's new direction
New product, new look, new web site all coming soon!
TG President to speak at Serious Games Summit
TG becomes Certified Wii Developer
TG completes initial phase in DARPA design project with Digital Mill
TG partners with Sega
Speaking on the subject of “Cultivating Design Talent in China”, TG’s Wujcik will discuss essentials of recruiting, training, and cultivating the careers of Chinese game design professionals. For more information: see http://www.gdcchina.cn/en/conference/sessions.htm.
Addressing the subject “Erasing the Delta: Creating Games Where There is No Gap Between Play and a Specific Task”, Larry joined 3 other speakers to discuss the question: “What are the means by which we design games where the delta between what you accomplish by playing goes away, and the space between doing something in a game and accomplishing something important in the ‘real world’ is one-and-the-same?”
Details of TG’ next product release, Alien Syndrome, in partnership with Sega of America, have finally been announced!
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TG has made several new key hires in design, art and programming as it bolsters its staff for its new Wii development. Several openings remain so check out the Jobs page for the latest opportunities.
After a year of secretly working on its next game, TG and its publishing partner, Sega of America, are about to announce what this new project is. Along with this exciting news TG will also soon debut a new company logo and a totally new website.
Company President Larry Holland will join a panel of speakers October 30 in Washington, DC to discuss applying game design and technology to the defense-intelligence space.
Excited by the potential of Nintendo’s new console platform, TG has become a Wii Certified Developer. The opportunity to innovate using the Wii’s unique controller scheme meshes well with TG’s passion to develop new directions in game design and to continue to drive forward the immersive nature of games.
Leveraging its many years designing and developing flight action games while broadening its scope to the action RPG genre, TG has partnered with Digital Mill to design an pioneering interface for a science fiction sounding, yet real future military system.
SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON (December 15, 2005) — SEGA™ of America, Inc., SEGA Europe Ltd, and TG (TG) —a Marin County California-based independent game developer — today announced a partnership to create game content for the PSP portable entertainment system (PSP) based on a vintage SEGA intellectual property. This partnership represents SEGA’s strategy to re-launch its uniquely broad catalog of beloved brands with cutting-edge contemporary game designs.