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E-Sports Embraces Traditional Training Methods: Less Pizza, More Yoga The professionalization of e-sports has been accompanied by an increasing adherence to training aids long common in older sports.

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2018 NYU Game Center Incubator Round One Applications Open - NYU | Game Center We are excited to announce that the 2018 Incubator is now accepting applications! As a part of our work building the NYC Games Hub and the $450,000 grant from Empire State Development, the Game Center is once again able to offer seats in the Incubator to game developers outside NYU. We invite and en...

Hello Fans,
After 3 years, Go Dugong will be taken off the Apple App Store on August 31st. Download while you still can. Thank you to all the amazing Fans who loved the little Dugong! Dugong will return for more adventures in the future. New and exciting apps soon to come!
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The App Effect The App Store has grown from 500 apps to well over a million in just 7 years. The software world is now a level playing field for developers and the experien...

Go Dugong update now available for download on the App Store. Get the highest score possible and be a champion Dugong! Good Luck! http://www.aplasca.com/blog

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Liberal Education: At This College, Videogames Are a Varsity Sport Prospective students compete for a spot on the nation's first varsity videogame team. At stake: a scholarship that might be worth $50,000.