First week in August it is! Go check out the dedicated NMS2011 page for more of that sweet, sweet information. You can even sign up right now!
It’s that time of the year again
We’re happy to announce that we’ve secured a venue for No More Sweden 2011 edition. This time around we’ll be in the beautiful city of Stockholm.
Timewise, it’s going to be in August, but we still have some options for which weekend to pick. We’d appreciate your input on when would be best for you. Please, visit our whenisgood-thingie and mark the weekends that would be good for you. Don’t just mark the weekend you prefer, but all weekends that you’d be able to make.
We’re also doing that social network thing, you can find all your fellow gamejammers on the Facebook group/page or whatever it is. And Twitter is likely the best channel for up to the minute news about what’s happening.
Mama & Son on Xbox Live
This is long overdue, but I should tell you that Mama & Son: Clean House is now available on the Xbox Live Marketplace! This was one of the No More Sweden 2009 jam games by Daniel Remar and Joel Nyström. It has been adopted by Ludosity (where both Daniel and Joel work) and ported to Xbox.
No More Sweden 2010 Interviews
I saw this via Indiegames Blog, but Indievault has posted a clip with 15 interviews from No More Sweden 2010. I didn’t even know he was filming this at the event! 
Jonatan Söderström Shows Some Stuff!
Jonatan Söderström, also known as Cactus, took a few minutes to show us some of his recent work.
Oxeye Game Studio Previews Project B
Oxeye Game Studio previewed their current work-in-progress, Project B.
Mattias Ljungström on Spirits
Mattias Ljungström talks about his work with Spaces of Play and their current “Lemmings game” called Spirits.
Mårten Brüggemann on An Ode to Gregory Janson
Mårten Brüggemann told us about his first idol, Gregory Janson, and what he worked with and what became of him.
Erik Svedäng on What is Notgames?
Erik Svedäng held a presentation explaining what notgames is about, and hope you will be interested in making games that isn’t bound to the focus on gameplay. Read more about notgames at the notgames site.
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sorry but I think there is to much words to say very few things…
Michael Todd on Designing Big Games
Michael Todd told us how he learned how to make big games, after making many smaller ones.
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Swell! If I could follow your advice I’d be rich one day. Thank you!
Will we be able to track who signs up somewhere?