PlayStation goes to CAMP: Creator Audition Mash Up Project

by Andrew Yoon { Sep 14th 2008 at 9:00PM }

Have you ever wanted to make games? For many, it's just a pipe dream. However, PlayStation has just launched a new search for talent in its Creator Audition Mash Up Project, or CAMP for short. They're looking for enthusiastic innovators to bring forth more unique games to the PS3/PSP. The audition is open to people of all ages and races ... so long as they live in Japan.

The application is rather flexible, but it must effectively show your skills and your unique, innovative idea. Do what Dylan Cuthbert and Q-Games did with the PixelJunk series: use graphics to help convey what's bubbling in your brain.

Check out the PlayStation CAMP website for more information. Who knows -- you may become the creator of the next innovative PlayStation project!

[Thanks, chocito!]

Tags: camp, design, playstation-camp

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Twinturbo120 @ Sep 14th 2008 9:06PM

awwwww why's everything outside the US =/

Akio @ Sep 14th 2008 9:22PM

DAMN, I am definitely moving to japan now.

No Name @ Sep 14th 2008 9:29PM

Damn, I can't understand anything on that site. I'm really curious about what requirements they're asking for are.

kevin @ Sep 14th 2008 10:13PM

what about "Check out the PlayStation CAMP website for more information," dont you get....

kevin @ Sep 14th 2008 10:14PM

what about"Check out the PlayStation CAMP website for more information."

dont you get??

sorry if it was posted twice.

No Name @ Sep 15th 2008 12:22AM

It's not in English!

Khaled @ Sep 14th 2008 9:49PM

Sounds great.
Too bad it's only for Japanese residents.

deusmecha @ Sep 15th 2008 1:16AM

"The audition is open to people of all ages and races"

Sweet!

"... so long as they live in Japan."

God hates me.

Gonzo @ Sep 15th 2008 3:46PM

This looks more like a "let Sony steal your game idea" kind of thing.

I'd rather if Sony just made consumer variety dev kits like was done with the 360 (one of the only functions I envy; besides custom playlists for any game) instead of ripping off useless ideas like achievement trophies.