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Det skal være mulig ja:) (kan være du er nødt til å laste opp en ny versjon for å “endre” det du har der fra før.)

Hjertelig. Er det mulig å endre/redigere bidraget så mye man ønsker fram til den gitte deadlinen?

Ja. Det stemmer :)
Beklager om det har blitt noe forvirring. Altså:
Deadline er 1. august klokken 23:59. Dere har da nesten hele 1. august til å levere.
Se http://gameawards.no/news/deadline-for-submissi… for noe mer info.

Bare for å være helt sikker her. Nå står det at deadlinen er 23:59 1 august. Det vil altså si at vi har hele 1. august å jobbe på spillet før vi må levere inn?

Hei Bjørn,
dette er desverre ikke direkte mulig på nettsiden slik den er lagd for øyeblikket.
Den beste måten å få det til per dags dato vil være å legge det ut på egen hjemmeside
eller et annet sted på nettet som f.eks. YouTube, og så linke til det fra spillets profil
her (under beskrivelse, eller i kommentarfeltet).
Her er et eksempel: http://gameawards.se/competition_entries/647
- Magne
webmaster, nga11

Jeg skal undersøke om dette lar seg gjøre :)

Deadline er 1. August ja. Nyhetsbrev vil bli sendt ut iløpet av morgendagen.
1. September er finaledagen.

Hei jeg leste nettopp igjennom reglene for bidragene, og leste nettopp at deadlinen er første august for å levere inn spillbart spill og bidrag. Stemmer dette?
Trodde at deadlinen var noe nærmere september?
Takker for svar.

Vil gjerne vise frem litt soundtrack! Kan dere legge til en funksjon for dette?

Hei!
Jeg ville anbefale deg å legge dette ut på vårt facebook-forum. Vi skal om forhåpentligvis ikke så lenge bytte ut dette formuet, og da vil alt som står her forsvinne. Vi har nylig opprettet forumet (discussion) på facebook, så det er få/ingen innlegg enda. Vi forventer at det vil bli mere aktivitet snart.

Vi er en gjeng med 4 Motion designere, som har litt peiling på programmering, men ikke nok. Derfor vil vi veldig gjerne ha med en ekstra som tar seg av ansvaret med programmering. Spillet vil hovedsakelig være 3D, men også ha 2D elementer.
Du må også være fra Norge/Trondheim og ha god peiling innen programmering.
Trenger du mere informasjon eller er interessert ta kontakt!
joachim_haldorsen(a)hotmail.com

As I spoke to the Jury, they said they themselves would like to give some feedback on every game, but will only do so if they find the time. In other words, it has not been promised but will be done if enough time is at hand before their memories fails to produce accurate feedback. I will remind them of this to see if it can’t become a reality. I know this is something many would appreciate and so do they.

Possible issues with the rules has been found and will be addressed in the upcoming discussion regarding the rules of SGA11. We will see to it that the rules are formed to reflect the purpose of the award(s).

I believe so too. The problem that I see is that 60 games to motivate might be too much for a small jury that only has a weekend to try them out. I think this might be a very valuable addition if it was executed good somehow. I will bring this up on a meeting.

If i understand correct, you’re referring to: “§1.2 Entries and participants may not be associated with, or sponsored by, a company in the games or entertainment industry. An entry that violates this rule will be disqualified.
Clarification: It is allowed to start a company (non-professionally) associated with the entry. The purpose of the rule is to keep the competition student-oriented and prohibit professional game developers from established companies from competing.
§1.3 The entry must not have been published by a publisher.
Clarification: Releasing a game independently is ok.”
Mainly it is said that you cannot be associated with the game industry while developing your game for this competition.
You mention that a ’”published game would indicated that it had more development time”* but 50% of that team still needs to have active students. Even if they start selling their game (which is ok) they need to prove that they’re students.
I’m the new project manager for SGA 2011 and I will review the rules for next year. Thanks for your input. I will make the rules more clearer so there won’t be any confusions.

Just to add to my post. The team that i am referring to did nothing sneaky or deceptive. They had included “now available to buy” in their game trailer.

I just wanted to say that i had a great time in the SGA competition!
I am a foreigner in a team of 3 Swedish students. I absolutely feel privileged to be welcomed into the event and also proud to be the team leader of our hard working group.
With that in mind I feel obligated to ask someone about a small detail. It seems that our entry was beaten by a game that was published and for sale before the entry was submitted.
Our team would never want anyone to be disqualified or to win by default, however, we would like to suggest that the awards in 2011 enforce the rules they made in their rulebook.
I say this, as a published game suggests that a team may have had significantly more development time than a student project???
Please let me know if i have misunderstood this. I have heard that this has happened in the past in the SGA… and if a published game is acceptable then i think that the rules should be changed to reflect this in the future!
Peace and Love!
Congratulations again to all of the amazing projects that were in this competition.

sounds great. would love to hear also.

Hello there!
I’m here to simply announce the winners of the 2010 years edition of Swedish Game Awards. If you have anything to say about the final or the finalists, you may do so here.
GAME OF THE YEAR
Dwarfs!
Best Execution
Br00t4l Qwest
Best Innovation
Block Tower Wars
Best Serious Game
Testament
Best Web Game
Continuity
Best Mobile Game
Phoenix Spirit
Gamers’ Choice
Eggnappers
...and let’s not forget the SGAX Shoutout Questionable Heroes. :]
Thank you all who participated this year. It’s been awesome!

Hi!
We have stopped our current project due to time constraints within other members of our group.
So now I am eager to join a new group, preferrably in Trondheim, but I can work anywhere.
I will be most valuable as a production manager or project leader, securing deadlines and doing administrative stuff. However I work part-time as a video producer, and can also make music, write or be a tester (in declining order).
I am looking forward to hear from you :) together we will kick NGA2010 ass ;)