Read our Aardman Digital profile in .NET magazine

Aardman Digital .NET magazine profile

Issue 197 (the super shiny golden Christmas one) of .NET magazine has a two page spread featuring yours truly, and the rest of the awesome team at Aardman Digital. They fired various questions at us about the work we do, which myself, Dan and Gav answered. There’s also a mini showcase of our projects including a few of my games, WebbliWorld and two of Chris’s games he developed for us.

Feel free to download the article (2 page PDF file, 160KB). Sorry about the image quality, it’s pretty low. But you’ll get the general idea!

I know that “print is dead” (yadda yadda) but it’s still nice to see yourself featured in something real and tangible. And I’m a sucker for magazines :)

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4 Responses to “Read our Aardman Digital profile in .NET magazine”

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  2. Porter Says:
    December 14th, 2009 at 1:21 am

    I’d say that’s a pretty sweet accomplishment. Print is indeed dying, but I’d love to be showcased in something of that nature, congrats.

  3. Epic Shadow Says:
    December 14th, 2009 at 1:22 am

    Congrats on the showcase, it’s nice to have a tangible copy of achievements, the net is great, but there’s something about a physics version that can’t be beat.

  4. rich Says:
    December 14th, 2009 at 9:46 am

    “physics version” hehe, coder typos ftw :) (it’s the same way I *always* type “server” instead of “serve”!)

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