Entries in 'London Games Conference' (101)
LGC builds momentum: EA/Origin, Yogscast, Disney, Sega and more
Some of the biggest names in digital games distribution and marketing will speak at November's London Games Conference.
Social and mobile publisher 6waves backs London Games Conference
One of the leading social and smartphone games publishers has signed up to sponsor Novembers’ London Games Conference 2012.
London Games Conference returns on November 21st
The changing rules of digital games and marketing will be laid bare at November’s London Games Conference.
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REVIEW: London Games Conference 2011
The market is in a curious, contradictory state. Going by Chart-Track numbers, the UK boxed market has just had its highest-grossing weekend ever, but not by selling the most games. More ...
London Games Conference: Did you miss anything?
Yesterday's London Games Conference 2011 entertained and informed executives from across all levels of the games industry - here's our recap.
OnLive challenges studios to 'blow our minds'
OnLive wants developers to ‘blow their minds’ and create content built specifically for cloud gaming.
'Expect 600m connected devices by 2014'
By 2014 there will be over 600m connected devices able to play browser games in the US and Western Europe, says Nick Parker.
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PopCap reveals how to fail at mobile gaming
At London Games Conference today, PopCap senior designer David Bishop listed ten ways to fail at mobile gaming.
Miniclip: Browser games approaching 'console quality'
Miniclip’s senior producer Jamie Cason says online browser games are nearing the level of quality associated with console titles.
Sega: Digital could overtake retail by 2015
Sega's UK and digital boss John Clark predicts that the digital games market will match or even surpass boxed games in terms of revenue by 2015.
GoG.com: 'DRM harms sales'
Digital rights management fails to prevent illegal game sales, says digital download firm Good Old Games.
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'Handheld games consoles are doomed'
Gamesbrief analyst Nicholas Lovell believes dedicated handhelds are doomed and that PlayStation Home is the games sector’s ‘unsung hero’ in an entertaining and at times controversial speech at London Games ...
GameStop: Digital sales will hit $35bn by 2014
Global retail giant GameStop predicts the digital games market will hit $35bn by 2014.
COUNTDOWN TO LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Last chance to book
Time is running out to secure your place at Thursday's London Games Conference.
COUNTDOWN TO LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Should UKIE & Tiga unite?
The unification of trade bodies Tiga and UKIE would be approved by four times as many industry professionals as those who oppose, new data suggests.
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LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Now Screen Digest offers free data, too
Thought our 'free NPD data' offer was good? Well, it gets better.
COUNTDOWN TO LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Apple cuts to the core
Move over, Miyamoto. Step aside, Steam. The games industry says former Apple CEO Steve Jobs and the iPhone were most influential thing to happen to interactive entertainment.
COUNTDOWN TO LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Join the industry elite
Iconic games, media and entertainment firms have confirmed their place at next week’s London Games Conference.
COUNTDOWN TO LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Free NPD data for delegates
NPD has signed up to contribute to next week's London Games Conference, offering a free report to attendees.
Miniclip joins LGC line-up
Popular kids games site Miniclip has been added to the London Games Conference speaker roster.
GamesIndustry.biz named London Games Conference media partner
Trade website GamesIndustry.biz has thrown its weight behind the upcoming London Games Conference.
InComm sponsors London Games Conference
Prepaid content specialist InComm Europe has signed up to sponsor the London Games Conference.
Last chance for London Games Conference early bird
Hurry! Today is the final chance to buy passes for this year's London Games Conference at the reduced rate of £229.
London Games Conference 2011
Nov 10th 2011 in London The London Games Conference will return on November 10th at a new venue – and with a unique audience participation element.
