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Game Jamming With HTML5

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April 17, 2013
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Game Jamming With HTML5

Some compelling reasons why you should use HTML5 at Game Jams.

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April 17, 2013
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Transcript

  1. You can download the slides at http://bit.ly/h5jam

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  15. http://www.ludumdare.com/

  16. http://globalgamejam.org/

  17. http://7drl.org/

  18. http://onegameamonth.com

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  20. HTML

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  42. http://www.aseprite.org

  43. http://renderhjs.net/shoebox

  44. http://bfxr.net

  45. http://audacity.sourceforge.net

  46. http://mapeditor.org

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  50. http://bit.ly/Zg8Oys

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  55. http://bit.ly/QiZIAJ

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  60. http://bit.ly/rr-artwork

  61. http://bit.ly/jetroid-sprites

  62. http://bit.ly/tc-sprites

  63. Use this Starter Kit to help jumpstart your next HTML5

    game on Windows 8! http://bit.ly/YLdht4
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  70. http://mcfunkypants.com/2012/the-game-jam-survival-guide/

  71. Free workshops focused on Game Development here in NYC. These

    workshops are broken up into beginner and advanced level and will run each Saturday from 10-1pm (beginner) and then 2pm – 5pm (advanced). http://nygamemakers.com

  72. Don’t forget to visit jessefreeman.com to learn more about HTML5

    and Windows 8 game development. You can download the slides at http://bit.ly/h5jam