Disaster victim project among first InGAME collaborations

Disaster victim identification simulator, ‘Edwardian Dundee’ game, and interactive waste reduction comic among new projects to receive funding
A new training simulator to help forensic dentistry teams identify disaster victims has been selected for funding as part of a digital innovation project.

The Dundee-based Innovation for Games and Media Enterprise (InGAME) centre today announces the first five projects to benefit from its R&D voucher scheme.

Led by Abertay University, in partnership with the Universities of Dundee and St Andrews, the £11.5m InGAME R&D collaboration aims to deliver innovative research, R&D support for the Dundee games industry cluster and develop a model for UK-wide games sector innovation.

Fantasy Zone and Shinobi Deliver Pulse-Pounding Action on SEGA Ages on Switch

you won't need to lug around a 300-pound arcade cabinet to play your favourite arcade titles on the go because Shinobi and Fantasy Zone are now available as part of the SEGA AGES line-up for the Nintendo Switch!

Prepare to dispatch the hordes of evil in Shinobi with style thanks to a wealth of quality-of-life additions, including an AGES mode that gives the master ninja extra health and damage, difficulty level and stage select options, a rewind time feature, and a unique Cabinet display mode that replicates the look and feel of playing in an actual arcade.