Wednesday, October 28th, 2009 – Celebrate the best in British game development – and discover what the biggest threats and opportunities are for the UK's industry – at GameHorizon's 'Best of British' event during London Games Festival
Taking place at London's Kings Place on Wednesday, October 28th, the one-day event will feature talks from some of the UK's leading independent developers, such as Charles Cecil – the man behind the Broken Sword – and Paul Wedgewood, whose Splash Damage studio created the #1 PC hit Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars.
Attend the event to:
• Discover how the UK can start developing more of its own IP once again
• Learn what the British games industry's key USPs will be in future
• See exclusive demos of up-and-coming British games
• Hear about the pros and cons of being based in the UK from Tiga
• Network with peers during the event and an after-party at Camino
Who's speaking?
• Charles Cecil, managing director of Revolution Studios
• Dr Richard Wilson, CEO of Tiga
• Paul Wedgewood, CEO of Splash Damage
• Mark Morris, managing director of Introversion
• Paul Farley, managing director of Tag Games
• Simon Seefeldt, head of business development at Jagex
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