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Are video games the new therapy?
While video games are often associated with frivolous entertainment, hospitals around the world have begun using them to help improve…
Good Clean Fun: Going Sober at Games Week
In an industry with a heavy drinking culture, what does a great alcohol-free event look like?
The Show Must Go On – but at what cost?
The arts are haunted by mental health issues. Ben Steel healed himself by documenting the truth in a new documentary.
Bringing accessibility into play in the videogame industry
From careers to controllers, how are game developers ensuring that their work, and their industry, are anyone's game?
How videogames can work towards a more accessible state of play
Redressing a tendency to marginalise disability in games requires an awareness of disability at a design level.
Australia goes online at Vidcon 2019
The conference brings the online offline for fans, creators and industry networks on YouTube.
The burden of responsibility as an activist
Nothing comes easy, especially with disabilities art. Three international leaders talk about the burdens and wins of activism, visibility, failure…
Leading for change – who’s leading disability arts?
From being disability-led from the top down to making everyone share responsibility to be leaders for change, those doing it…
Scoring a role: how do you compose music for games?
Videogames offer many opportunities for audio experts, but how do you crack into this evolving industry? We talked to Ring…
What exactly does a showrunner do?
This television role is crucial – but strangely elusive. Darren Paul Fisher sheds some light on the secret life of…