Team Vector X VideoFag: Queer Arcade. July 27-28 @ VideoFag 187 Augusta Avenue, Toronto, Canada 12pm-10pm both days. Queer Arcade is a curatorial collaboration between game art curatorial collective Team Vector and the Toronto [...]
Mourning the end of the Hand Eye Socials? This new event announcement will cheer you up! Marie-Christine Bourdua and Kris Piotrowski write: This is the beginning of a new age... of [...]
Ryan Creighton from IGDA Toronto writes: A Free-Wheeling Grab-bag of Microtalks Starring YOU! Join us Tuesday June 25th at 7pm, in room 190 at OCADU for a reprisal of our Open Mic [...]
Liam O'Donnell writes us about a Multi-School Minecraft Project event: Minecraft! That blocky Lego-style game that seems to be everywhere. Including schools. Before you panic that teachers are ruining a perfectly awesome game [...]
Ryan from IGDA Toronto writes: We are now taking submissions for IGDA Toronto's Rant and Rave night! This year we are welcoming submissions for 5-minute microtalks that are either constructively nitpicky [...]
Our friends at IGDA Toronto have organized a panel: Come along and hear Canada's top games journalists including Steve Tilley (Sun Media / Electric Playground), Dan Kaszor (Post Arcade), Jim Squires [...]
Then you've already salivated over the post with the amazing games being showcased at TCAF this weekend. (We still need some volunteers for that, by the way -- drop Kaitlin a [...]
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival is fast approaching and with it our expanded Comics vs. Games 2 programming brought to you with the support of Bento Miso, who are sponsoring this [...]
WHEN: Thursday April 2th at 7PM WHERE: The Bahen Center for Information Tech - 40 St. George Street Toronto, Room 1190 We don't need no education -- or do we? [...]
Jennie from Bento Miso let us know about Bit Bazaar, a marketplace-style event that will run alongside the Attract Mode show as part of Comics Vs. Games 2, and on the [...]
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