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Games Montreal
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Montreal video game industry news and information.
- Author: Chris Comeau
- Listed in: Computer & Video Games
- Tags: programming video games jobs montreal industry
Recent Posts
EA Montreal: “Army of Two: The 40th Day” updates; Trailer and Community Questions Answered
From Co-Optimus: Before heading up to Montreal for the Army of Two: The 40th Day event, we made a post on our boards asking for any questions our community might have for the game’s developers. Today, we provide the answers to those question...
Emergent Adds Evolver 3D Avatar Creator To Gamebryo LightSpeed
From Gamasutra: 3D character model and avatar tool developer Evolver [from Montreal’s Darwin Dimensions] said Thursday that its service will be integrated into game engine provider Emergent’s Gamebryo LightSpeed development system. "Ou...
Splinter Cell: Conviction updates; new Documentary, Demo coming in January
A few updates from the Ubisoft Montreal Splinter Cell team. From 1up: Looks like we’ll finally get a chance to try this game out next month! Splinter Cell Conviction is due next February, but fans will be able to try Sam Fisher’s latest adve...
GameCareerGuide: What Square Enix Looks For In Candidates
From GameCareerGuide: Here are some good tips that can maybe help you apply to Montreal game companies. Feel free to add your own tips in the comment section! At the Square Enix LA studio, we are looking for candidates who can hit the ground runnin...
Funcom establishes subsidiary SweetRobot, making kids casual MMO ‘Pets vs. Monsters’
Funcom today announced the establishment of a new subsidiary, SweetRobot, who will be publishing Funcom’s ventures into the social and casual MMO-gaming markets. The first project to be made available through SweetRobot is the upcoming MMO-gam...
Ontario creates $10-million fund to aid ‘screen-based’ companies
From Globe and Mail (via GamePolitics): The so-called “creative industries” in Canada have been prone to grousing that governments at all levels have failed to sufficiently recognize and support their activities. But at least one government see...
