TIGSource, short for The Independent Games Source, is a news blog and Internet community centered around the creation of independent video games, founded in 2005 by Jordan Magnuson but soon taken over by Derek Yu, both independent game developers. The site has been described as having been an important "cultural nexus" for the creation of indie games development in the 2000s and early 2010s, and a key player in changing the perception of independent video games as merely casual games to that of an art form. Its forums were the launchpad for several award-winning games, including the best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft, BAFTA-winning dystopian immigration officer simulation Papers, Please, viral phenomenon QWOP, puzzle-platform game Fez, and Yu's own Spelunky. The site was in 20
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| - TIGSource (nom raccourci de The Independent Games Source) est un blog d'information et une communauté Internet centrés sur la création de jeux vidéo indépendants, fondés en 2005 par Jordan Magnuson et rapidement repris par Derek Yu, tous deux développeurs de jeux indépendants. (fr)
- TIGSource, short for The Independent Games Source, is a news blog and Internet community centered around the creation of independent video games, founded in 2005 by Jordan Magnuson but soon taken over by Derek Yu, both independent game developers. The site has been described as having been an important "cultural nexus" for the creation of indie games development in the 2000s and early 2010s, and a key player in changing the perception of independent video games as merely casual games to that of an art form. Its forums were the launchpad for several award-winning games, including the best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft, BAFTA-winning dystopian immigration officer simulation Papers, Please, viral phenomenon QWOP, puzzle-platform game Fez, and Yu's own Spelunky. The site was in 20 (en)
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| - TIGSource (nom raccourci de The Independent Games Source) est un blog d'information et une communauté Internet centrés sur la création de jeux vidéo indépendants, fondés en 2005 par Jordan Magnuson et rapidement repris par Derek Yu, tous deux développeurs de jeux indépendants. Le site tient la réputation d'avoir été un « lien culturel » important pour la création du développement de jeux indépendants dans les années 2000 et au début des années 2010, et un acteur-clé dans la transition de perception des jeux vidéo indépendants en tant que simples jeux occasionnels à celle d'une forme d'art. Ses forums sont reconnus pour avoir été la rampe de lancement de plusieurs jeux primés, notamment le jeu vidéo le plus vendu de tous les temps, Minecraft, mais aussi la simulation dystopique lauréate d'un BAFTA Papers, Please, le phénomène viral QWOP, le jeu de plateforme de puzzle Fez, ainsi que l'un des propres jeux de Derek Yu, Spelunky . Le site professionnel Gamasutra qualifie TIGSource en 2009 d'être « l'une des principales sources d'informations sur la scène indépendante sur le Web, et qui héberge l'un des meilleurs forums indépendants, réunissant créateurs et fans pour partager de nouvelles idées et les nouveaux jeux les plus prometteurs. » En 2008, le rigoureux journal britannique The Guardian le sélectionne parmi les « 100 meilleurs sites pour l'année à venir. » (fr)
- TIGSource, short for The Independent Games Source, is a news blog and Internet community centered around the creation of independent video games, founded in 2005 by Jordan Magnuson but soon taken over by Derek Yu, both independent game developers. The site has been described as having been an important "cultural nexus" for the creation of indie games development in the 2000s and early 2010s, and a key player in changing the perception of independent video games as merely casual games to that of an art form. Its forums were the launchpad for several award-winning games, including the best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft, BAFTA-winning dystopian immigration officer simulation Papers, Please, viral phenomenon QWOP, puzzle-platform game Fez, and Yu's own Spelunky. The site was in 2009 referred to as "one of the primary sources of information about the indie scene on the web and host to one of indie's best forums, bringing creators and fans together to share novel new ideas and the greatest new games." In 2008, it was chosen as one of "100 top sites for the year ahead" by The Guardian. (en)
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