Ellen Wolff talks with Oddworld Inhabitants’ Lorne Lanning as he considers the realtime CG technologies that will change gaming along with movies and TV.

Self-described gaming novice Rick DeMott traveled to the L.A. Convention Center for a crash course in gaming mania that is the Electronic Entertainment Expo — E3.

Mark Ramshaw looks at the realtime 3D asset and coding trends in the U.K. videogames industry at the moment.

Mary Ann Skweres talks with the developers of the role-playing game Sudeki about their creative and technical processes.

The Pixel Priestess looks at how the world of VFX fits into its sister (brother?) universe of games.

Henry Turner investigates the advancing and detailed production of gaming cinematics.

Christopher Harz reports back from the Game Developers Conference about what's new and what's hot.

Karen Raugust looks at how the wireless gaming market has potential, but faces many challenges.

Christopher Harz looks at the ever expanding possibilities in the mobile gaming sector going into 2004.

CGI meets sexy sci-fi in Tripping the Rift, Sci Fi Channel’s first adult-oriented cartoon.