Entries in 'London Games Conference' (101)
London Games Conference: Early bird closes in two days
There are just two days left to get buy passes for London Games Conference at the reduced rate of £229.
PopCap, Parker, OnLive and GoG.com join LGC line-up
Digital games experts from around the world will convene in London this November.
IGN backs London Games Conference 2011
Media giant IGN has signed up as gold sponsor for the London Games Conference.
UKIE endorses London Games Conference
UKIE members will get a ten per cent discount on a full price ticket to the London Games Conference.
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Sharkey set for LGC address
Influential music industry figure Feargal Sharkey has joined the London Games Conference speaker roster.
Steam to keynote London Games Conference
The biggest digital distributor in games will address the trade at the London Games Conference.
London Games Conference returns
The London Games Conference will return on November 10th at a new venue – and with a unique audience participation element.
London Games Festival draws in 76,000
The London Games Festival saw a whopping 76,000 people attend its various games events.
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LGC 2010: Further analysis
Forget the buzzwords and gimmicks that are swamping games – we asked sponsors of this week’s London Games Conference to tell us what they thought things like online content and ...
LGC 2010: PSP and DS devs are 'in trouble'
Bigpoint CEO Heiko Hubert warned that developers of traditional handheld games face a crisis as iPhones and Android devices tempt away their audience.
LGC 2010: Retail ‘not the lot’ for GameStop
The world’s biggest games retailer last night offered a forewarning that the digital market must be embraced by the old guard of bricks and mortar outlets.
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LGC 2010: Old Republic ‘will never be profitable’
Speaking to the audience at last night London Games Conference, Bigpoint CEO Heiko Hubertz has warned that upcoming high-profile MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic will never produce a profit ...
LGC 2010: Bigpoint pours scorn on Facebook
In his opening keynote at the London Games Festival last night Bigpoint CEO Heiko Hubertz shrugged off the Facebook goldfish.
LGC 2010: New consoles ‘won’t save market slump’
A fresh trio of game consoles released in the next few years won’t be enough to stop a seven-year slump in the games market, a leading games analyst has said.
LGC 2010: 'Publishing business a roulette table’ - Reeves
The modern publishing business was tonight equated to a casino roulette wheel during an enlivening speech by Capcom Europe COO David Reeves.
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LGC 2010: ‘Zynga bigger than EU top five combined’ – Hubertz
This year’s London Games Conference opened with a startling signal of how fast social game firm Zynga is growing.
Missing LGC? Don't panic!
Over 200 games professionals from around the world will descend on BAFTA later today for the second annual London Games Conference.
London Games Conference: The liveblog
If you're missing the London Games Conference later today, don't dispair - MCV is providing an updated liveblog throughout the event, starting from 5pm.
Gaikai tempted by ‘major US games site’ deal
Gaikai, the innovative and disruptive cloud gaming service, is close to securing a landmark deal with “a USA gaming site”, the company’s co-founder has told MCV.
Government backs games at sold-out LGC
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey will reiterate Government support for the games industry later this week.
Your guide to London Games Conference
After a solid start 12 months ago, the London Games Conference hits the ground running this year, with a programme featuring speakers drawn from the most exciting and innovative companies ...
Sell-out looms for London Games Conference
Over 220 leading execs from the global games industry will discuss the future of the industry at BAFTA, Piccadilly on Thursday November 4th.
Cousens completes London Games Conference line-up
16 of the brightest minds in video games will convene at next month’s London Games Conference.
Media firm backs LGC
Creative Specialist Freeform.London has tied up with the UK’s premier games conference.
