One week left for London Games Conference early bird

A pass for next month’s must-attend conference with content from Google, Twitter and many more costs just 199.

But hurry! There is just a week left to buy passes for this year’s London Games Conference at the reduced rate.

The November 21st conference has speakers from Google, Twitter, EA, Disney, Sega and many more lined up to talk about the games market’s biggest challenge: discovering and marketing digitally distributed games.

And until 6pm BST, October 10th, our early bird rate lets you get a serious discount off the price to attend.

Those who buy the ticket at this rate will also get entered into a prize draw to win one of five Apple TVs.

To book a place head to www.londongamesconference.com

Alternatively contact Hannah.Short@intentmedia.co.uk, or call her on 01992 535 646.

LGC takes place at One Wimpole Street. The event kicks off at 4pm for four hours of incisive keynotes and talks about the digital issues the games industry faces, with perspectives from all corners. The conference is followed by dinner and networking.

Platimum partner for the event is Meteor Entertainment, with Gold partner support from 6waves and Qinqo, plus event partner Heaven Media.

300 execs are expected to attend the event, which is now in its fourth year.

Follow LGC on Twitter at @londongamesconf – hashtag #londongamesconf

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