CGAMES 2011 Homepage http://www.cgamesusa.com CGAMES 2011 conference is in a Technical Co-Sponsorship with IEEE Society and the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee that has endorsed the conference. http://www.computer.org/portal/web/guest/home You are invited to submit a paper on any topic related to computer games design, development and education, and particularly papers covering the use of AI for modelling and programming "believable characters", mobile games, multiplayer on-line, educational and serious games. We strongly encourage the submission of papers related to the design and the experiments of original type of games, in particular in the fields of serious games, ubiquitous, mobile, cross media platforms and massively multiplayer on line games. http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Call#CallCall Sponsors and Links http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Logos We would like to include a gallery on the site, if anyone has any photographs from former CGAMES USA events please send them to: playboxdesign@o2.co.uk playboxdesign@o2.co.uk IEEE TCSIM provides a cash award of $500 for the best student paper written solely or primarily by a student and presented at the conference by the student. http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Call#CallBest Dr. Peter Stephenson, Principal Scientist, Emerging Technology Applications, Innovation Center, Humana Inc., USA and Darryl Hughes, CEO/Creative Director, Hughes Who Productions, LLC, USA announced as keynote speakers at CGAMES USA 2011 http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Speakers Animation and the Art of Game Creation - A panel of four distinguished speakers will present a talk on 'Animation and the Art of Game Creation' which will include sound, moving images, aesthetics, language and narrative within its reach. http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Track Please follow this link for further information. http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Call#CallExec Meaningful Games for Serious Play. This panel brings together ten leading researchers and practitioners to consider the development of meaningful games for serious play from a range of transdisciplinary and international practice-based perspectives. http://www.cgamesusa.com/index.php?choice=Track2