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March 15, 2009 | Author: Scott | Filed under: Videos
Patrick Curry Talks About Game Development Education
Patrick Curry, Creative Director at Wideload Games and Game Design Lecturer in DePaul University’s Game Development program, sat down to share some of his thoughts and experiences with game development education. At DePaul Patrick teaches Game Mod Workshop, Intro to Level Design, and Intro to Game Design. He is also apparently obsessed with Willy Wonka.
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[…] Patrick Curry, Creative Director at Wideload Games and Game Design Lecturer in DePaul’s Game Dev program, is included in the new book Well Played 1.0: Video Games, Value and Meaning, a collection of essays on games by game developers, scholars, reviewers and bloggers. The book is available for free download or paper purchase. Patrick’s chapter examines Super Mario Bros., one of his super all-time favorite games. The book’s goal is to “help develop and define a literacy of games as well as a sense of their value as an experience.” […]