Well, the awards ceremony dinner of the Game Developers Association of Australia (GDAA) just wrapped up a few hours ago at the Hilton Brisbane, and the results are in!
AustralianGamer have an interview up with Tantalus CEO and Australian Game Developers Association of Australia (GDAA) president, Tom Crago.
The deadline for nominations for the GDAA Awards has been extended until COB Friday 24 October. The GDAA is presently accepting nominations in both the professional and independent categories.
It's been a big part of the news lately, the financial crisis in America, a huge economic collapse predicted to cause a global depression.
Overview
Nominations close at COB 24 October 2008. No submissions will be received or acknowledged after this date.
Categories
- Best Unsigned Game (Professional)
- Best Unsigned Game (Indie)
Decision
An ITWire article has captured the indifferent words of an Australian Film insider during a conversation on the issue of an equal Government rebate for the local games industry that the
Tom Crago, Tantalus CEO and president of the Game Developers' Association of Australia (GDAA), has written a great article up for ABC news on the absurdity of our games classification system an
Kotaku Australia has conducted an interview with GDAA president and Tantalus CEO Tom Crago.
Games Developer Association of Australia CEO, Greg Bondar, has announced his resignation as CEO and will be finishing his duties on the 12th of July.
