LONDON GAMES CONFERENCE: Now Screen Digest offers free data, too

Thought our ‘free NPD data’ offer was good? Well, it gets better.

Screen Digest has also signed up to offer two free reports to those who buy a ticket for next week’s digital games summit.

Delegates to the November 10th London Games Conference will get Screen Digest reports in their welcome pack along with free data from NPD.

The first exclusive delegate report is entitled Insight report: Games Retailers Go Digital and looks at the evolution of the multichannel retailer strategy, as well as the digital strategies of two of the largest specialist retailers, Game Group and GameStop.

The second report is named Social Network Games: Operators Switch Up Genres as Engagement Falls. It looks at the changes in Facebook gaming and profiles the big Facebook game publishers Zynga, EA and Wooga.

London Games Conference takes place at One Wimpole Street on Thursday, November 10th. It is the only event dedicated to examining how the video games business is seeing huge growth through online, connected and digital models. The conference is sponsored by IGN and InComm.

Tickets cost 269 – with discounts for UKIE, Tiga and Game Republic members – but are fast selling out. To grab one of the last few contact Hannah.Short@intentmedia.co.uk or call her on 01992 535 646.

Screen Digest’s contribution joins an already stellar on-stage conference line-up that includes Steam’s Jason Holtman and GameStop’s Mike Mauler, plus leading minds from Sega, PopCap and OnLive.

To book your place at LGC contact Hannah.Short@intentmedia.co.uk or call her on 01992 535 646.

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