Jeremy Arias, staff writer for the local Gazette in Silver Spring talked with Carrington Dennis who was part of our team this past Game Jam. Here are a few quotes from the article, and a link to the full article included!
Boxes of pizza sat on the table and Red Bull was the drink of choice at the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center on Georgia Avenue on Friday evening at the Silver Spring hub of the 2010 Global Game Jam, where teams of local designers and enthusiasts were given 48 hours to complete functioning video games. …
For example, the game “SNATCH!” was the brainchild of Baltimore residents Aubrey Richardson, 19, Luke Cardoni, 22, Gabe Pendleton, 23, and Carrington Dennis, 20. Taking the deception theme, the group placed their game in an art museum with the main character using a color-changing stealth suit to make his way past a series of guards in order to steal a priceless gem.
Original Post By Jeremy Arias Gamers head to art center for 48-hour designer workshop
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Maryland Gazette Talks Game Jam, SNATCH and More!
Jeremy Arias, staff writer for the local Gazette in Silver Spring talked with Carrington Dennis who was part of our team this past Game Jam. Here are a few quotes from the article, and a link to the full article included!
Original Post By Jeremy Arias Gamers head to art center for 48-hour designer workshop