The Korea Games Conference site has been updated since the last time I checked. There’s quite a bit more info there now. The session list is up, though the schedule doesn’t appear to be up yet. Looking through it, I can see a handful that I’m interested in.
Harald Seeley, the Engine Business Manager of […]
I’ve been checking the KGC site periodically over the past few months, looking for any info on KGC 2007. They’ve finally posted the dates, but as of yet there is no further info available. It will be held at the KINTEX again, just north of Seoul, on Nov 8 ~ 9. Looking forward to see […]
I never did get around to posting details about the sessions I attended on Day 2 of last year’s Korea Games Conference. I was just Googling around, looking for any info about this year’s conference (none I can find yet) when I found that the slides from the Day 2 keynote are available for download […]
The third and final session I attended on Day One of the conference (Nov 9) was a presentation by Daniel James, CEO of Three Rings, titled, “Bringing the Item-Based Model to the Western World.” Out of all of the sessions over the two days, this is the one I was most interested in. First, it […]
The first session I attended on Day One was presented by James Gwertzman, Business Development Director for PopCap. The title of the session was “Understanding Casual Games in the West.” I’m not really big on the casual games market, as I’m looking to target a particular “advanced casual” niche. I attended the session out of […]