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Midway saga coming to an end?
GI.biz reports that Warner is the only bidder for the assets of bankrupt Midway Games. The offer on the table is $33 million. This might bring the sorry tale of Midway Games to an end, although with...
- Posted 17 years ago
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New commenting system
I’ve finally implemented Disqus. The key reason is that lets you, the community, sign in and comment on Gamesbrief using your Facebook or Twitter accounts. That way you don’t have to register for Gamesbrief, or comment as...
- Posted 17 years ago
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Do developers even want to talk to their customers?
I’ve just returned from the GameHorizon Conference, which was very focused on online and self-publishing. (It was a great conference, thanks for asking, and congratulations to Carri and the team). But it threw up some interesting issues,...
- Posted 17 years ago
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Splash Damage: Ideas are cheap; therefore get top talent to execute excellently
Paul Wedgewood is delivering the keynote at the GameHorizon Conference in Gateshead. Splash Damage has achieved huge success with Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, and Paul has an interesting take on how to be a successful games developer....
- Posted 17 years ago
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If you build your website in Flash, you might as well not exist on the Internet
As I focus increasingly on helping developers self-publish their games, the issue of marketing is going to come increasingly to the fore. I’ve just found this excellent guide to the main SEO mistakes companies make when trying...
- Posted 17 years ago
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Dave Jones APB: massive success or an epic fail
APB from Real Time Worlds is about to become either the games industry’s Titanic or its Heaven’s Gate. I’m at the GameHorizon Conference in Gateshead and Dave Jones has just been talking about APB. It’s an incredibly...
- Posted 17 years ago
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Tweetmygaming tracks gaming conversations on Twitter
Powered by GamerDNA, tweetmygaming.com shows you what games are *currently* being talked about on Twitter. The technology monitors the stream in real-time. Anytime it recognises a gaming title, it clocks it up in the counter to measure...
- Posted 17 years ago



