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Students take double first at computer games competition



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Talented students from Sheffield Hallam University are celebrating after scooping two top awards in a regional competition.
Toby Everett and Mike Roberts, who are studying for an MA in Animation for Computer Games, took first place in best game design and best overall student, respectively, at the Game Republic Student Showcase.

Toby's design involved a flying dragon
which amazed the judges because of its attention to detail and quality of the animation. Mike impressed them with an innovative and expressive series of artworks and animations.

The duo also took second place, together with fellow student Jenny Rathbone, for a group submission.

Senior lecturer Dr Paul Parry is thrilled with his students' success, "The competition was very strong and included some PhD students and over 30 other masters students. It is a tremendous result for Toby, Mike and Jenny and rewards their talent and passion."

The creative computer whizzes beat off fierce competition from other Yorkshire universities including Sheffield, Hull, Leeds Metropolitan and Bradford.

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  • Last Updated: 28 April 2008 3:19 PM
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  • Location: SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE
 
 

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