Art and games: three intriguing exhibitions you should try to see | Technology Regular readers will know that Gamesblog occasionally covers digital and interactive art installations – just because we're the Guardian and can get away with that sort of thing. So here are three upcoming exhibitions and events that may be of interest to gamers. They include digital slingshots, hacked toys and thereaputic robots, so practically all interests are covered... Come on, you can't sit in front of Demon's Souls indefinitely. Switch it off for a day and come and see some art/robots! Robot TherapyScience Museum, London – August 25-27Okay, not strictly anything to do with games, but this exhibition does have a robot and that's the next best thing. But if that's not the droid you're looking for, the exhibition will also feature Phantom, a force feedback device that lets users to touch objects in the virtual world, and IROMEC, a robotic toy for children with disabilities.
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GameCity About Kory Heath Designs Gamasutra - The Art & Business of Making Games Rebecca Fernandez's Blog - Where can I sell my Indie PC game? The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutra’s community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company. In an effort to increase our sales numbers we are looking into all the different places that we can sell our game, Triangle Man. Before starting this research I had no idea that there were so many different online distribution channels for PC games. It has been really difficult to gather this info – there wasn’t a nice central location where I could find it all (though this blog post was amazingly helpful, and inspired mine). So, I thought it would be a pretty good idea to share this info and save you all some time. If you are able to fill in any of the “unknown” sections in this, it would be greatly appreciated. Also, the “daily visitors” numbers were taken from this site: I had a few comments telling me that I should be charging for this info! Enjoy