Meanwhile Bethesda, Crytek and Babel sign to sponsor July 15th event in Brighton

Hurry! Develop Awards earlybird offer ends soon

The earlybird rate for tickets and tables at the biggest games development event of the year expires next week.

Over 450 of the most important studios and service companies from all around the world will attend the 2009 Develop Industry Excellence Awards, which take place at the Brighton Metropole Hotel on Wednesday July 15th.

They join other event partner Black Rock Studio and exclusive drinks reception partner Partnertrans.

Companies or individuals looking to take advantage of discounts of up to 15 per cent on standard pricing should contact Jodie.Holdway@bhpr.co.uk or kathryn.humphrey@bhpr.co.uk before close of play on Monday June 15th to make their booking.

Early bird discounts offer Gold tables of 10 at £2,250 instead of £2,475. This is inclusive of priority seating, on-table branding and an additional drinks package.

Standard tables of 10 can be bought for £1,975 instead of £2,250 if booked before end of Monday. Single tickets are offered at £199 instead of £235 during the Earlybird period.

At the same time, big name sponsors have also stepped forward to sponsor the event.

Bethesda is now exclusive studio category sponsor, Crytek is on board as event partner and Babel is sponsor of the Development Legend award.

Finalists across 18 categories for the 2009 Develop Industry Excellence Awards were announced earlier this month and be seen here.

Over 70 different companies are battling it out for prestigious prizes such as Best New IP, Publishing Hero, Best New Studio, Best Independent Developer and Best Tools Provider.

For press enquiries, please contact Michael.French@intentmedia.co.uk

Or click here to buy tickets.

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