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Highest attendance ever for awards ceremony, only a few seats left
Read More »GamesAid Poker Tournament returns to Brighton next month
70 places available for charity competition during Develop Conference
Read More »Develop Conference Early Bird ends today
You have until midnight to save money on Tandem's Brighton conference
Read More »Develop Conference speaker submissions close on Friday
There are just a few days left to submit your proposal to speak at the hugely popular industry event
Read More »Develop in Brighton returns in 2014 on July 8th
Hilton Metropole hotel to once again host industry event
Read More »PS4 can ‘fundamentally alter the landscape for games’
Although triple-A games will ‘thrive’ on PS4, the hardware’s designer saysa complementary range of indie games will herald a ‘Renaissance of Gameson PS4’. Talking in a keynote today opening the Develop Conference in Brighton,Cerny recounted the history of the new console and his own career. His verdict, after spending five …
Read More »Mediatonic opens Brighton studio
Digital developer hiring up to 50 employees to staff up new branch
Read More »VIDEO: Gamesaid’s epic Cologne-Brighton bike ride
GamesAid has released an official video of its epic Cologne to Brighton bike ride. The event took place after the Gamescom expo last month and saw a collection of journalist and industry notable tackle the daunting 318 mile stretch back to their homeland. Here’s a complete run-down of all the …
Read More »Games industry cyclists to bike back from Gamescom for charity
After a week in Cologne, most of us prefer the shortest journey home possible, but ten games industry execs will take a more scenic route. Representatives of NCsoft, Indigo Pearl, Get Games, PlayStation Network, Future Publishing, Steel Series and Kalypso Media will cycle home from Cologne to Brighton straight after …
Read More »Spotlight: Develop in Brighton’s Indie Showcase
This year the Develop in Brighton Conference's indie element is bigger than ever. The organiser tells us more.
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