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2013: year of the digital/physical tipping point – Screen Digest

Digital revenue in Europe will count for 53 per cent of the games market next year. That’s according to data revealed by IHS Screen Digest at yesterday’s London Games Conference. In a talk running through key metrics measuring the size, scope and future of the games market, senior analyst Piers …

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Sega shares Steam strategies

Sega knows a thing or two about succeeding with the biggest digital distributor in the world. And it shared some of that insight last night. In a talk at the London Games Conference, the firm’s digital distribution VP John Clark ran through the ways Sega is using Steam to sell …

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Watch the London Games Conference’s closing keynote live tonight

If you’re not lucky enough to be in the room for today’s London Games Conference, then we have a decent alternative: a livestream of Meteor’s closing keynote. The Hawken publisher will be giving a talk exploring its use of transmedia as ‘in bound marketing’ for the new free-to-play game. From …

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London Games Conference – follow live updates on MCV today

The London Games Conference is about to kick off, and MCV will be providing live and extensive coverage of the event from late this afternoon. LGC kicks off at 4pm, and sees 300 execs are attending – with over 100 representatives from different businesses in video games looking to grow …

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Ubisoft Reflections throws weight behind London Games Conference

Ubisoft’s UK studio Reflections has signed up as event partner for the London Games Conference. Taking place next week on Wednesday November 21st, LGC 2012 is dedicated to digital discovery and distribution of games. Ubisoft Reflections is looking to meet in person and collaborate with UK studios who excel in …

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Over 100 companies will be at LGC – want to come and meet them?

A handful of tickets are left for next week’s LGC, with over 100 different firms already signed up to attend. You better have a good excuse why you aren’t one of them. 300 execs are attending – with over 100 representatives from different businesses in video games looking to grow …

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