Developers focus on VR and luxurious mustaches at Siggraph 2015
If you ever wanted to know just how hard it is to make great-looking hair in video games, Siggraph is the place to be....
JumpStart uses School of Dragons mobile puzzle game to teach chemistry
School of Dragons: Alchemy Adventure teaches chemistry via a match-three game mechanic.
A trip inside the dream factory where they made 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' (photo gallery)
DreamWorks Animation's Redwood City, Calif. campus is a high-tech heaven for artists an animators.
How 'Dragon 2' director used the cloud to create gigantic animated fight sequences
DreamWorks Animation remade its animation tool chain to deliver on a director's vision.
How DreamWorks created a visualization system to prototype scenes in 'Dragon 2'
Now film directors can get an idea of what a scene will look like before they commit the resources to create the scene.
How DreamWorks reinvented animation software to make How to Train Your Dragon 2
Artists created How to Train Your Dragon 2 using an intuitive new electronic paintbrush.
The making of DreamWorks Animation's tech wonder: How to Train Your Dragon 2
This summer's animated blockbuster is a technological wonder, made with visual, cloud, and software technology that represents the state of the art in enterprise computing.
DreamWorks and Microsoft want to make car rides more fun for kids with their game
Dragons Adventure World Explorer uses real-world data such as maps, traffic, and weather to create a dynamic experience for kids.
LaunchPad toys is making educational games, not Angry Birds-like ‘digital pacifiers’
LaunchPad Toys just released a new app, Toontastic Jr. Shrek, and has partnered with DreamWorks Animation. The goal is to make content creation accessible to kids at a very young age.
Rovio partners with DreamWorks for another licensed smartphone game
“DreamWorks Animation’s The Croods is filled with wonderful characters and creatures in an incredibly detailed, inventive world — it was just begging for its very own mobile game!” Rovio executive vice president of games Petri Järvilehto said in a statement.