Playing video games instead of studying is common for many teenagers, but there's a new career pathway that suggests maybe they were getting a head-start all along. Otago Polytech is rolling out its new 'Game Design' course from July. It’s in collaboration with world-leading games developer 'Futuregames' based in Sweden. Students will focus on the field of 'virtual production' used in games across Playstation, Xbox and others, along with studying 3D art and design, lighting and atmospherics. Edw