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  • Gamers - too cool for school? Not anymore

    Why waste time learning to program corporate solutions when you could be learning how to create the next award-winning game? ZDNet Australia follows a group of students as they live out their dreams of a career in games.

  • This is serious mum: Games mean business

    Games mean business, in no uncertain terms, and staying in the games business, means taking the business of games very seriously.

  • Australian gaming gets serious

    Computer game development is an area that is all too often forgotten by the rest of the programming industry, but, it's an area that is rapidly growing in this country and making a big impact on the world stage. The growing stature of computer gaming developers in this country is being reflected in plans for the inaugural Australian Games Developers Conference to be held in November.

  • Games get ready for Pentium III

    Last Tuesday marked the unveiling of Intel's highly anticipated and controversial microprocessor, the Pentium III.

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