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Fourth annual Philly Game Jam accepting team registrations until June 13

Team registration is wide open for the upcoming fourth annual Philly Game Jam, hosted by IGDA Philadelphia as part of the Too Many Games conference. The 48-hour gamer hackathon will bring together professional and amateur developers from through the northeast for a weekend of frenzied game development based on a theme kept secret until the […]

Team registration is wide open for the upcoming fourth annual Philly Game Jam, hosted by IGDA Philadelphia as part of the Too Many Games conference.

The 48-hour gamer hackathon will bring together professional and amateur developers from through the northeast for a weekend of frenzied game development based on a theme kept secret until the start of the event.

To register, click here.

This year, in additional to digital game development, there will be a 24-hour analog game development hackathon — think board games — however team registration is already sold out.

Here are the details for event, as a whole, according to the site:

When: June 15, 2012 6:00pm – June 17, 2012 6:00pm

Where: Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA

Team Registration: $70. To register a team, click here.

Companies: IGDA
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