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    Exclusive Interview with Winter Competition winner

    A week ago YoYoGames announced the results of their $1750 winter games competition, the winner of which was “Frozzd” by 2DCube. Courtesy of GMKing’s open forum policy information submitted by applicants for positions at the MarkUp magazine can be viewed by any member of the public – you don’t even have to be registered. A […] More

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    MarkUp Blues

    The MarkUp website is looking blue. A big improvement on the old version I think, especially because of the addition of the “All issues” page which enables you to quickly and easily download back issues. The GMKing.org forums have also been simplified. And a new promotional banner has been released, which reminds me of something […] More

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    Winter Competition Results

    YoYo’s five judges have announced the results of their $1750 winter competition. The panel was made up of Sandy Duncan, Mark Overmars, Jim, Michel and Clayts. A total of 236 games were uploaded covering a wide range of gameplay and of course quality. There had been some complaints by users entering the competition regarding the […] More

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    In other news

    It’s more deserving of the YoYo name than the GameMaker owners, it’s 64digits. On the fourth the site was taken down because a member had found an exploit, again. Sadly it is now back online. More

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    YoYo Release Stats

    Sandy Duncan from YoYo Games has released some stats on the popularity of their website on his blog. “The website today gets,on average about 25,000 visitors per day. When you’re here you spend more than 7 minutes on each visit and view more than 8 pages on the website. If I include the “Beta” and […] More

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    January Magazines (MarkUp 11, GMTech 10)

    January is quite an interesting time of the year to look at the magazines. Both because of the possibility of the magazines introducing new features and changes, and because over the Christmas period there could have been either a torrent or lack of submissions depending on the particular contributers. Download MarkUp Issue 11 | Download […] More

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