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Speaking at the Immersion Conference next week
I’m just about to kick off a busy season of speaking at a wide variety of very different conferences. My first one is on Monday 24th May (i.e. next Monday). I’m speaking at the Immersion Conference “focused...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Please help me: I need to choose a cover for my book
I plan to launch my book “How to Publish a Game” next Tuesday (25th May). But I can’t decide on a cover for it. My talented designer Scott Maclean has come up with five different designs. (Actually,...
- Posted 16 years ago
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More alpha-male investors throw money after tournament gaming
Titan Gaming just has just raised $1m from a bunch of angels for its tournament gaming platform. I am deeply sceptical about this model for hardcore gamers. The past is littered with tournament gaming failures such as...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Capcom stops working with non-Japanese devs – but at least they’re honest about why their market is shrinking
Capcom has seen two big flops recently: Dark Void and Bionic Commando. According to an interview with the Financial Times entitled Capcom shuns foreign game developers, Haruhiro Tsujimoto, Capcom president, said that the company would only “employ...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Interesting role at Moshi Monsters publisher Mind Candy
Mind Candy is recruiting. They are looking for a “a highly talented and entrepreneurial Head of Mini Games” for Mind Candy. Their LinkedIn ad says that they plan to “launch a standalone mini games site outside of...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Everything you needed to know about mobile in 2010 – but with 20% off
PocketGamer have just released their PocketGamer.Biz Mobile Games Trends Report 2010. It’s over 120 pages of everything you need to know about mobile games from business models through navigating the different app stores and which games you...
- Posted 16 years ago
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Is criminalising someone for NOT password-protecting their WiFi so wrong?
Of course it bloody is. Berlin’s top criminal court yesterday passed this chilling wifi password judgement: “Private users are obligated to check whether their wireless connection is adequately secured to the danger of unauthorized third parties abusing...
- Posted 16 years ago



