Welcome to the official Train2Game blog – I’m Danny Palmer, editor of this fine domain and I’ll be whisking you through the latest news and conversations from the world of games and games development. At the same time, the Train2Game blog is a great place for people to learn more about our business, courses and students.
Whether you want to know more about the course for you, a member of your family or anyone else, we’re here to bring you information from the students, games developers, course tutors and everyone else that contributes to our shared success!
Find out more about me and the Train2Game course below.
About Danny
With a background in journalism and lifelong passion for gaming, becoming the official editor of the Train2Game blog was a natural next step for Danny and one in which he has thrived. It’s his responsibility to keep his finger on the pulse and poll the games industry for their thoughts.
That means everything from the shifting trend toward casual and mobile gaming to quizzing the leading developers for ways into the industry and the challenges they face today.
No topic too complex, no question too tricky, Danny’s here to get to the bottom of things – let us know if there’s anything you want us to cover that you aren’t seeing.
More about Train2Game
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Train2Game Radio
Head to Audioboo to hear hours of testimonials from current students – What’s it like to be on the course? Why did they sign up? What advice would they give people looking to get into the industry? All this can be found on Audioboo, and more. Also, check out our SCRIBD account for these in writing if you don’t have the time to sit down and hear straight from the horse’s mouth. Whatever works for you, there’s an option to learn more about Train2Game.
