External Lecturer / Visiting Researcher
Center for Computer Game Research
IT University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen,
Denmark

pjba at itu dot dk

I currently work and teach at the Center for Computer Games Research at IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark. I teach experimental interaction and programming for designers.

I have a Ph.D. and an M.Sc. from Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. My Ph.D. was about video game values. My M.Sc. was about user-interface metaphors.

Guy,
Copenhagen,
Denmark

pippin dot barr at gmail dot com
 
 

I started making games at the start of 2011 and I like it. You can play them on the games page.

I write a blog called inininoutoutout which is mostly my take on making games and playing games. I have another website, stimulusresponse, which hosts my animations, drawings, photography, comics, and more.

I wrote a book called How to Play a Video Game. You can read more about it on the book page.

As a game maker, I've been interviewed a few times in the blogging world, including by The Setup (forthcoming), Electron Dance (forthcoming), and Quote Unquote (forthcoming). I've even been interviewed by Norwegian broadcaster NRK (forthcoming).

As an author I've appeared on New Zealand radio a number of times, and you can listen to my National Radio appearances on This Way Up and Nine to Noon.

I have also received varying amounts of coverage for specific games, which you can check out in the write-up for each game, notably The Artist Is Present and Let's Play: Ancient Greek Punishment.