Kim Swift
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1 June, 2021
Xbox Game Studios Publishing hired Kim Swift as the senior director of cloud gaming. This event is significant as it highlights Swift's continued prominence in the gaming industry and her involvement in the growing field of cloud gaming. The context is Microsoft's increasing focus on cloud gaming technology and their investment in talent to drive innovation in this area.
1 February, 2021
Google closed down the Stadia Games & Entertainment internal development studio, where Kim Swift had been working as a game design director. This event is significant as it represents a setback for Google's gaming ambitions and resulted in Swift's departure from the company. The context is Google's strategic shift away from internal game development and towards cloud gaming services.
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Main Milestones
Birth
1982/1983
Kimberly Swift is born in the United States. While her exact birthdate is not widely publicized, sources indicate she was born in either 1982 or 1983. Her early life and upbringing remain relatively private, but her passion for video games would soon become evident.
DigiPen Institute of Technology
Early 2000s
Kim attends the DigiPen Institute of Technology, a renowned institution for game development education. This period marks the formal beginning of her journey into the world of game design. The structured learning environment, combined with creative exploration, was crucial for developing the foundation for her future success.
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Known For
Video game design, particularly for her work on Portal and Left 4 Dead at Valve.