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Experimental Game Lab

Tuesday, February 17, 2004

There is a new video game research lab founded at Georgia Tech by Michael Mateas (who is working on Façade): The Experimental Game Lab. See his posting on grandtextauto.org: Experimental Game Lab
Seems like an interesting initiative, have to keep my eye on it!

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