Computers in Entertainment, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, January 2008

• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor.
  

• Ian Kegel's presentation: December 6-7, 2007.
  
• Keith Baker's presentation: November 17, 2007.
  

• Pablo César, Konstantinos Chorianopoulos, Jens F. Jensen:
  Social television and user interaction.
  
• Regina Bernhaupt, Marianna Obrist, Astrid Weiss, Elke Beck, Manfred Tscheligi:
  Trends in the living room and beyond: results from ethnographic studies using creative and playful probing.
  
• Mark Rice, Norman Alm:
  Designing new interfaces for digital interactive television usable by older adults.
  
• Bart Hemmeryckx-Deleersnijder, Jeremy M. Thorne:
  Awareness and conversational context-sharing to enrich TV-based communication.
  
• Gunnar Harboe, Noel Massey, Crysta J. Metcalf, David Wheatley, Guy Romano:
  The uses of social television.
  

• Chris Davison:
  No new wires.
  
• Chris Davison:
  Living the digital life: an interview with Scott Smyers.
  
• Chris Davison:
  CBS vision: an interview with Dave Poltrack.
  
• Chris Davison:
  As the disc turns.
  

Volume 6, Number 2, April/June 2008

• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor.
  

• Newton Lee:
  Interview with Gabrielle Weinman at Team One.
  
• Newton Lee:
  Interview with David Harris, MTV New Media.
  

• Elina M. I. Ollila, Riku Suomela, Jussi Holopainen:
  Using prototypes in early pervasive game development.
  
• Yvonne de Kort, Wijnand A. IJsselsteijn:
  People, places, and play: player experience in a socio-spatial context.
  
• Marco Furini:
  An architecture to easily produce adventure and movie games for the mobile scenario.
  
• Ben Cowley, Darryl Charles, Michaela M. Black, Ray J. Hickey:
  Toward an understanding of flow in video games.
  
• Yuichi Fujiki, Konstantinos Kazakos, Colin Puri, Pradeep Buddharaju, Ioannis Pavlidis, James Levine:
  NEAT-o-Games: blending physical activity and fun in the daily routine.
  
• Anders Tychsen, Michael Hitchens, Thea Brolund:
  Character play: the use of game characters in multi-player role-playing games across platforms.
  

• Styliani Sylaiou, M. Economou, Athanasis Karoulis, Martin White:
  The evaluation of ARCO: a lesson in curatorial competence and intuition with new technology.
  
• Han Yu, Zhiqi Shen, Chunyan Miao:
  A goal-oriented development tool to automate the incorporation of intelligent agents into interactive digital media applications.
  
• Xuexiang Xie, Feng Tian, Hock Soon Seah:
  Style-learning with feature-based texture synthesis.
  
• Artur Lugmayr, Adrian Hornsby, Piotr Golebiowski, Satu Jumisko-Pyykkö, Fernando Ubis, Simon Reymann, Volker Bruns, Asta Kybartaite, Jarkko Kauranen, Dirk Matthes:
  E = MC² + 1: a fully digital, collaborative, high-definition (HD) production from scene to screen.
  

• Ben Sutherland:
  The BBC and its web 2.0 partners.
  

Volume 6, Number 3, October 2008

• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor.
  
• Darren Tofts:
  Interview with Stelarc (January 16, 2008).
  
• François Pachet:
  The future of content is in ourselves.
  
• Gavin Sade:
  Charmed: From concept to reality*.
  
• Stephen Barrass:
  Creative practice-based research in interaction design.
  
• Andrew Buchanan:
  Predicting user behavior—the creation of the immersion installation.
  
• Troy Innocent:
  Blending realities in game space.
  
• Florian Mueller, Martin R. Gibbs, Frank Vetere, Stefan Agamanolis:
  Design space of networked exertion games demonstrated by a three-way physical game based on Table Tennis.
  
• Roman Danylak, Ernest A. Edmonds:
  Interactive film and the multiplied self.
  
• Paul Gilbertson, Paul Coulton, Fadi Chehimi, Tamás Vajk:
  Using “tilt” as an interface to control “no-button” 3-D mobile games.
  
• Wilian Segatto, Eduardo Herzer, Cristiano L. Mazzotti, João Ricardo Bittencourt, Jorge Barbosa:
  Mobio threat: A mobile game based on the integration of wireless technologies.
  
• Fernando Trinta, Davi Pedrosa, Carlos Ferraz, Geber Ramalho:
  Evaluating a middleware for crossmedia games.
  
• Rossana Baptista Queiroz, Leandro Motta Barros, Soraia Raupp Musse:
  Providing expressive gaze to virtual animated characters in interactive applications.
  
• Marcelo Panaro de Moraes Zamith, Esteban Walter Gonzalez Clua, Aura Conci, Anselmo Antunes Montenegro, Regina Leal-Toledo, Paulo A. Pagliosa, Luis Valente, Bruno Feijó:
  A game loop architecture for the GPU used as a math coprocessor in real-time applications.
  
• Leandro Motta Barros, Soraia Raupp Musse:
  Towards consistency in interactive storytelling: Tension arcs and dead-ends.
  
• Chris Davison:
  Catch a wave: Digital water washes over 2008.
  
• Chris Davison:
  The new world: An interview with Jerry Heneghan.
  

Volume 6, Number 4, December 2008

• Newton Lee:
  A word from the editor.
  

• Mari Velonaki:
  Interview with Mari Velonaki, Australian Center for Field Robotics.
  
• Michael Sanders:
  Interview with Michael Sanders, Industrial Lights & Magic.
  

• Mari Velonaki, Steve Scheding, David C. Rye, Hugh F. Durrant-Whyte:
  Shared spaces: Media art, computing, and robotics.
  

• Kazuhiro Jo, Ken Furudate, Daisuke Ishida, Mizuki Noguchi:
  Transition of instruments in The SINE WAVE ORCHESTRA.
  
• Dennis Reidsma, Anton Nijholt, Pieter Bos:
  Temporal interaction between an artificial orchestra conductor and human musicians.
  

• Marc Downie:
  Field - a new environment for making digital art.
  

• Christian Rubino, John Power:
  Level design optimization guidelines for game artists using the epic games: Unreal editor and unreal engine 2.
  
• Anders Drachen, Jonas Heide Smith:
  Player talk - the functions of communication in multplayer role-playing games.
  
• Tim Tutenel, Rafael Bidarra, Ruben Michaël Smelik, Klaas Jan de Kraker:
  The role of semantics in games and simulations.
  

• Xuexiang Xie, Feng Tian, Hock Soon Seah:
  Style learning with feature-based texture synthesis.
  

• Chris Davison:
  Get in the game: An interview with Phil Frazier.
  

• Newton Lee:
  Announcements.
  

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