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Lehigh Valley students examine game theory through a multidisciplinary lens

Gordon Bellamy, a designer of the Madden NFL series, will discuss his experience in the video game industry as well as the rise of eSports on Tuesday, Oct. 1, when he visits Penn State Behrend to open the college’s 2019-20 Speaker Series.

Madden NFL game designer to open Penn State Behrend's Speaker Series

Presentations on 3D animation, virtual reality and augmented reality as well as musical performances and a slow-motion video booth will all be offered during the fourth-annual Digital Media Festival, which will be held tMarch 25-26 at Penn State Behrend.

Digital Media Festival returns March 25-26 to Penn State Behrend

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Discussion considers score of video games, gaming cultural spaces for society

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Screen time before bed linked with less sleep, higher BMIs in kids

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Lifelong gamers jump into mobile gaming industry

Christopher Engelhardt, postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Missouri, will explore how video game violence affects individuals when the Colloquium Series in Psychological Sciences and Human Behavior returns to Penn State Behrend.

Can violent video games cause aggression?

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New course brings video games to the classroom

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Motion-controlled video games may improve real world skills

Senior computer science major Peter Kalmar works on the beginning stages of The Rush while Richard Zhao, lecturer in computer science and software engineering, looks on.

Students push limits, develop video games in 48 hours

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Researchers find parents of children with autism embrace video game use

Ling Rothrock helps a student design team initialize the eye-tracking software that tests the effectiveness of the students' game

Engineering students use gaming techniques to develop new learning apps

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Video games can power up from merely fun to meaningful experiences

Rick Hart, director of the Lilley Library at Penn State Behrend

Beyond the book: Penn State Behrend's Lilley Library adds video games

Shane Shafferman, a senior at Penn State Behrend

Penn State Behrend students develop video maze game

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