Sentences with phrase «local game developers at»

Since experts cite the MENA / Turkey region as one of the key emerging markets in the world, game developers and publishers have been eyeing this region for some time — Ubisoft opened an office in Abu Dhabi and other global developers make it a point to engage with local game developers at the Dubai World Game Expo.

Not exact matches

There's a reason for this, and it begins all the way back to when Microsoft's Bill Gates started pitching the console at Tokyo Game Show 2001 — a prominent industry event that brings together all the local press and developers to cover the latest and the greatest and showcase their wares.

To celebrate the launch of the film local developers decided to throw a game jam at Skullspace on the same weekend along with a private screening of the film for the jam attendees.

On Sunday at 5PM, everyone exhibits their game, and a team of judges (comprised of NYU Game Center faculty and local indie developers) to give out a few awards that range from «Best Overall Game» to «Most Ambitious Disaster&raqgame, and a team of judges (comprised of NYU Game Center faculty and local indie developers) to give out a few awards that range from «Best Overall Game» to «Most Ambitious Disaster&raqGame Center faculty and local indie developers) to give out a few awards that range from «Best Overall Game» to «Most Ambitious Disaster&raqGame» to «Most Ambitious Disaster».

On Friday, December 14, a bunch of local game developers got together and had an independent game showcase at the Make Your Mark Center at 38th and Lancaster.

Microsoft, 343 Industries and Austin - based developer Certain Affinity will host local press, die - hard fans, and video game enthusiasts at the Microsoft Store at The Domain on Monday, November 10 for the Halo: The Master Chief Collection launch event.

Working with the studio's experience with Portland's community and game jam culture, Rose City Games realized that collaborating with passionate local game developers was key to formally introducing themselves and others to the game industry at large.

Filmmaker La Mar Williams started the project a month ago with used equipment from a local community center, interviewing indie game developer friends and others at the recent Game Developers Conferegame developer friends and others at the recent Game Developers ConfereGame Developers Conference.

The Portland Indie Game Squad offers events, resources, and networking opportunities for local developers at http://www.pigsquad.com/

The Philippines has long been associated with outsourcers and service firms rather than dedicated development studios, as Alvin Juban, president and chairman of the local Game Developers Association of the Philippines chapter and director of business development at Synergy88 Digital, recounts.

The in - depth features focused on the global success of the region's games industry, mentioning local developers Rockstar Leeds, Just Add Water and Revolution Software, as well as including interviews with Debbie Bestwick, Managing Director of Team 17, Jamie Sefton, Managing Director of Game Republic and Dr Jake Habgood, Senior Lecturer in Game Design at Sheffield Hallam University.

Taking place at the famous Tabernacle, we packed the venue with eight titles from Adult Swim Games, seven games from local Atlanta indie developers, five VR experiences, and more.

Just a quick note, the next Game Collective Meetup is this Tuesday April 26th at the Yellow Dog, so come have a beer and meet other local game developGame Collective Meetup is this Tuesday April 26th at the Yellow Dog, so come have a beer and meet other local game developgame developers!

We share a coworking space with about 20 other local virtual reality developers, artists, game makers, and web designers - so needing to push our build out to the side of the room at the end of every dev session added to our overall setup time.

At the $ 60 tier, we'll be throwing in five unreleased local multiplayer games (for both Mac and PC) by some of our favorite indie developers:

The three of Wisageni Studio team members decided on starting their own company after meeting at Gamelan, a local game developer community in Yogyakarta, Indonesia back in 2014.

A couple of months ago, Nick Lowe from Let's Make Games asked me to present a talk on Flash game publishing, at an event they were organising with talks from a few local game developers.

The game has been hyped for some time, as developer RogueCode has made sure to showcase the work - in - progress at local gaming events.

[Our new series of «Road to the IGF» interviews profiles the nine recently announced winners of the IGF Showcase at Austin GDC - with the local Southern U.S. indie developers to be showcased at the Texas game development show next month.]

[Our new series of «Road to the IGF» interviews profiles the nine recently announced winners of the IGF Showcase at Austin GDC - with the local Southern U.S. indie developers to be showcased at the Texas game development show later this month.]

It wasn't long before another 50 local developers and game aficionados made their way in, eager to try their hand at the homemade titles before sitting down for some serious discussions.

We hope that prolific local game developers will take some time to submit multiple responses to the developer and game surveys (assuming that they have worked at various companies and on various games, even if those companies are no longer around).

Thanks to FTI, SK Games and The Interstate Game Exchange (an initiative which helps developers showcase their games at meetups across the country) you have the opportunity to try your hand at games made by local, interstate and international devs.

This enables us to work closely with the local video game industry in the many ways listed below, as well as employing successful developers as adjunct faculty, who develop games at local studios by day and teach here by night.

The following week, we showed it off at a local game developer meetup here in Montreal, Canada, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive.

With local refusal rates at 33 % and getting worse and nimbys getting worse turning to voilence, intimidation, arson and vandalism, met masts chopped down etc, - marshland st james etc) huge planning delays (4 yeas is becoming the norm) and M.O.D playing political games for more funding by objecting at the last minute, the planning system is massively holding the industry up and not giving the certainty to developers to invest in new plant production, resulting in the mess we have now.

Since the game is so good at getting people to gather in public spaces, the developer is partnering with local NGOs across the world to encourage that behavior, and then get players to team up to clean those spaces.