A Closer Look at Nathen Street
Our new Resident, Nathen Street, brings his interest of space travel and the cosmos, along with his DIY toolkit to The Edge.
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Product Design 2012
Never has it been easier to come up with an innovative product idea and deliver it to the world. In a two hour salon style presentation we will be exploring the complexities of conceiving, designing, funding and launching online products to an international audience.
Jan 10, 2012 | 0 comments | View Post
Robot Love with Kirsty Boyle
Making robots at The Edge is no longer the stuff of dreams. Resident Kristy Boyle shows us how it’s done.
Jan 05, 2012 | 0 comments | View Post
We Made This
At The Edge we make your internet bills smaller, your coffee addictions bigger and those hot summer days just that little bit cooler. But what do you make at The Edge?
Dec 14, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Technology waits for no one
I walked away having seen the impossible made possible and knowing that I could do the same at the recent PIPS:lab masterclass.
Dec 14, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Moments: Now You’re Acting With Portals
Videogames are about the instances when player, machine, and code meld together in a formless dance and produce something meaningful. Something memorable. An experience. A moment.
Moments: No Russian
Videogames are about the instances when player, machine, and code meld together in a formless dance and produce something meaningful. Something memorable. An experience. A moment.
Dec 02, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Some post-IGF suggestions, now that you’re hooked
A few cool indie games you might enjoy as you discover the ridiculously huge world of gaming.
Nov 29, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Zombie Climate Apocalypse: 2nd Outbreak
The world as we know it is no longer, the Zombie Climate Apocalypse is upon us; it’s survivalists vs zombies in a alternate reality showdown.
Nov 24, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Risky business: Subtext in gaming
Despite the ability of subtext to enrich games, its inclusion is often neglected for two main reasons: it is simply forgotten and it is risky.
Beyond the edge of the screen
Here in 2011, say the word ‘game’ to people and it’s likely they’ll imagine some screen-centric experience, whether it’s someone playing an Xbox or PlayStation game curled up on their couch, or a quick burst of Angry Birds on public transport. Cames have come into their cultural own through the mix of technology and art that have given us videogames.
PIPS:Lab Performance Masterclass
Keez Duyves and Frederick Rodrigues from PIPS:lab have made the journey to Australia and will be delivering their only Brisbane master class at The Edge.
Nov 03, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
iStreet Skills xChange rolls into Inala
The iStreet Skills xChange is a pilot project which aims to provide digital, social and literacy skills to disadvantaged Indigenous young people within their communities.
Oct 25, 2011 | 0 comments | View Post
Best of the Independent Games Festival
Fast-tracked from the Independent Games Festival (IGF) in San Francisco, a shipment of 14 of the world’s best independent games has arrived at The Edge. Showcasing the talents of indie developers from Sweden, Denmark, The Netherlands, USA, South Africa, UK and Australia, these games are ready and waiting for your highest scores. Scope the full [...]
Videogames: Levelling the playing field
With technology getting cheaper and cheaper video games are becoming more and more accessible, people are able to play the exact same game on their work computer, console and even on their mobile phone.
