MIT-Singapore Game Lab Now Called GAMBIT

Another tidbit from Henry Jenkins' blog, and a quick update to my story on game schools: in the intervening months or so since my interviews with the MIT-Singapore International Game Lab crew, they've changed the name of the institution. Says the MIT professor:

We got some thorough ribbing in the fall when we announced that the Lab would be called SMIGIL (Singapore International Games Innovation Lab)
and I joked ... that we were going to change our name to
GOLLUM (Games -- Online Learning, Large, Utterly Massive). In the end, we have settled for GAMBIT (Gamers, Aesthetics, Mechanics, Business, Innovation, and Technology).

In the post, Jenkins also (rightly) calls me out for not mentioning his department co-head William Uricchio in the front page piece. Word limits make a man do horrible things, professors. Please do not hit me with your exploding playing cards in retaliation.

Singapore-MIT Games Innovation Lab In The News [Henry Jenkins]