Tag Archives: Chris Hecker

Wed, Jun 05, 2013 | 00:41 BST

SpyParty opens early access beta registration for $15

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You can now buy your way into the closely-guarded SpyParty beta, netting yourself a copy of the finished game in the process.

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Tue, Aug 28, 2012 | 02:42 BST

SpyParty getting a visual upgrade

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Chris Hecker’s Spy Party will receive a substantial visual overhaul, updating its functional graphics to a stylish and timeless animated aesthetic.

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Wed, Jun 05, 2013 | 00:27 BST

Spy Party to head Indie Showcase at EVO 2012

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Chris Hecker’s spy vs. sniper title will feature in playable form at fight game tournament, EVO 2012. To celebrate, there are 50 early-access beta invites available to EVO attendees.

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Thu, May 19, 2011 | 19:01 BST

Indie developers Jonathan Blow, Chris Hecker and Alex Neuse to speak at UCSC this month

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The University of California Santa Cruz is holding a guest speaker session, which will be hosted by indie developers Jonathan Blow, Chris Hecker and Alex Neuse.

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Wed, May 11, 2011 | 08:36 BST

You are invited to the SpyParty early access beta

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Think you can pick out which on-screen avatars represent real people and which are NPCs? SpyParty gives you the opportunity to find out.

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Wed, Aug 12, 2009 | 17:13 BST

Keynote speakers revealed for Montreal International Game Summit

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Montreal International Game Summit organizers officially revealed the five headline speakers who will keynote the sixth annual industry event November 16 and 17.

The official keynote speakers include:

  • Yoichi Wada is President and CEO of Square Enix Group, will share his vision of the future of video game development.
  • Paul Holden of Media Molecule will speak about challenges encountered in developing LBP.
  • Valve’s Jason Holtman will talk Steam and the SOURCE engine.
  • Heather Chaplin, author of Smartbomb: The Question for Art Entertainment & Big Bucks in the Videogame Revolution.
  • Chris Hecker from Maxis/EA will deliver the closing session where he will attempt to answer the question “Can videogames be considered as cultural products in the same way as literature or theatre?”

Full press release is below.

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