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NewsUT-student Pablo San Gregorio ontwikkelde samen met zijn compagnon Iván McGill een one button game: Data Garden. Tijdens het Enschedese The Overkill Festival beleeft dit spel deze week zijn debuut.
NewsUT student Pablo San Gregorio, together with his associate Iván McGill, developed a one-button game: Data Garden. At Enschede's The Overkill Festival this week, this game will make its debut.
Campus LifeDe UT kent ontelbaar veel clubs, genootschappen en verenigingen. Deze rubriek zet ze in de spotlight. Dit keer Esports Team Twente, dat een professionaliseringsslag wil maken in gamen. De vereniging koppelt het zelfs aan een minor. ‘In voetbal heb je duizenden strategieën, maar naar gamen is relatief weinig onderzoek verricht.’
NewsThe UT has masses of clubs, associations and societies. This column throws the spotlight on some of them. This time, we’re taking a look at Esports Team Twente, who want to make gaming more professional. The association is even linked to a minor. ‘In football, there are thousands of strategies out there, but there has been relatively little research carried out on gaming.’
Rondje langs de veldenIn het hele land ligt het verenigingsleven al maanden stil. Ook op de campus heerst een desolate sfeer. Hoe komen verenigingen toch de tijd door? In deze vijftiende aflevering van ‘Een rondje langs de velden’: Ali Kalbiyev, voorzitter van gamevereniging BlueShell.
Rondje langs de veldenThroughout the country, club life has been at a standstill for months. On the campus, too, there is a desolate atmosphere. How do associations manage to pass the time? In this fifteenth episode of 'A tour of the fields': Ali Kalbiyev, chairman of gaming association BlueShell.
With the magazine ROOTS we want to connect students and companies. We do this by bringing stories of starters on the labor market. They talk about living and working in the region. We also publish advertorials. In this way, companies come into the spotlight of students and students get an idea of the life that awaits them and what opportunities there are in the region.
