So this is a rather long write up of my first experience of the annual gaming nirvana that takes place in Brighton (a gaming hotspot of the UK filled with developer studios and educational institutions). I was extremely excited to attend as, for most people in the Industry, it’s a highlight…
Through all the talk of the Cloud, DRM, Digital Distribution and streaming videos on PS4 and Xbox One, both systems still have a lot to prove., the current-round of systems are in their golden years and are managing to produce some of their finest content yet. It may not be in our best interests…
Kickstarter has become a popular way to fund game development. Not only does it liberate developers in how they handle the micro-management of their games, it also allows freedom in design choice and potentially provides them with the budget needed for their game and thensome. It also allows riskier games…
One thing is certain, the games industry is extremely broad. While there’s plenty to be excited about from the major studios with worldwide bases, there are also smaller, independent, local studios that have plenty to say and a lot to give. I spent the day in Cardiff’s Millennium Centre for…
A major step forward for the Welsh Games Industry. A new development, marketing and research centre is being opened in the Melin Corrwg Business Park, Treforest. Former London-based OysterWorld Games will be the first major gaming development house in Wales and will create 60 new jobs over the next three years.