Nintendo Japan has announced its game seminar for university students will be returning for 2014. After a three-year break, Nintendo revived the games seminar programme last year and focused purely on developing within the Nintendo Web Framework. But applicants this year will get to grips with the power of Unity and develop 2D games.
The application process is open to all students in university or colleges within the Kansai or Tokyo Metropolitan area between June 16 and 29. Fourteen lucky applicants will be chosen from each location and must be prolific in either Programming, Graphics or Sound. The game seminar itself will take place some time in mid-August this year until March 2015, with most lectures scheduled between 6.30 p.m and 9 p.m on Friday evenings. You can visit the official site, here, for more information on the seminar or to apply when the process is live.
Good, more recruits to our cause for the future…
awesome, good luck for them. I wish I could have some opportunity like this ^^
It is good that Nintendo would teach the young Japanese kids how to make a fun and great games.
That’s really cool!! I know a bunch of programmers who have dreams of going into video gaming. I know they would KILL to get a chance like this with a huge well known company.
Good. Keep it up.
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