Wright, Meier, Wardell Added To Intel Game Contest Judges
Intel announced the full list of judges for its Level Up 2009 game demo competition, which includes game industry luminaries such as Sid Meier, Will Wright, Brad Wardell, and more.
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Intel announced the full list of judges for its Level Up 2009 game demo competition, which includes game industry luminaries such as Sid Meier, Will Wright, Brad Wardell, and more. The competition invites professional, aspiring, and student game developers around the world to create demos with Intel products and compete for Best Threaded Game, Best Game-on-the-Go, and Best Game Optimized for Intel Graphics. The full list of judges who will be entrusted with picking out finalists for the three categories are as follows:
Sid Meier, director of Creative Development, Firaxis Games
Will Wright, video game designer, founder of Stupid Fan Club, co-founder of Maxis games (now part of EA)
Rick Raymo, director of Game Content and chief instigator, Saber Interactive
Brad Wardell, founder of Stardock
Christophe Canon, co-founder of Frogames
Representative to be named, Autodesk
Dmitry Oganezov, software community manager, Intel Corp
Gina Bovara, developer marketing, Intel Corp
Jeff Laflam, software engineer, Intel Corp
Brad Werth, senior software engineer, Intel Corp
Steve Winburn, senior graphics product engineering manager, Intel Corp
Intel also announced a mini-contest running until July 1st, in which Intel will give away a $100 each week to developers who submit the highest-rated concept for the main competition. You can visit the official Level Up 2009 site for more details on registration, prizes, game requirements, the judges and more.
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