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Why Wordle has become a new online obsession

Erin Sebo from Flinders University dissects the popularity of Wordle.

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Are NFTs the emperor’s new clothes?

The backlash against NFTs and use of the blockchain is vocal and prolific. So why are gaming companies like Square…

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How to apply for a job in games (and what not to do)

Applying for a job in the games industry is a daunting prospect for aspiring developers. Here is a stack of…

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Have Radiohead made a gallery from the PS5?

Legendary alternative band Radiohead have built a free interactive art exhibition for the PlayStation 5 and PC. It’s very cool.

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How virtual events and museums can be better

In the lockdown era, virtual galleries and exhibitions strive for true-to-life immersion, but they're missing one key element. The video…

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The Joy Of Creating A Pandemic Art Island in Minecraft

People play Minecraft for all sorts of reasons. Hannah Jenkins uses it to recreate large scale, real-world artworks.

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The new resurgence in tablet art

Cheap and accessible, tablet art is trending thanks to lockdowns and COVID.

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How games can become our greatest artform

At his recent keynote at Melbourne International Games Week, Albert Chessa argued that there was a way for games to…

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Introducing GamesHub: a new Australian voice in video games

GamesHub is a new Australian video game publication, with approachable coverage from experts, and new fresh perspectives.

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Palestine and guerrilla memorials in the digital age

Lujayn Hourani considers the effectiveness of the game-like temporal memorial, Re: Visit Palestine, in tandem with their own personal memories.

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