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07-14-2006, 01:21 PM
The Casual Games Conference (CGC), September 6-8, 2006, in Austin, Texas, is a developer-focused event that provides insights to design considerations and business principles required for developers to succeed in this rapidly-expanding game industry segment. The 2006 CGC, sponsored by Microsoft Casual Games, focuses on information necessary to create and develop online and downloadable casual games for a variety of platforms.
Scheduled sessions include: What Keeps Us Awake at Night: Casual Game Designers Speak Out,The ROI of Advergaming, Web-based Casual Games, Virtual Currency, International Game Development, Marketing Casual Games: Insider Best Practices, Game Over, Casual Games and Community, Creating Sam & Max Season 1: An Episodic Case Study, and Digital Distribution Revolution
The CGC is affordably priced, with online registration for professionals just $295 until July 21, 2006, a discount of 40 percent off the onsite registration price of $495. Student registration is $250 until July 21st. Conference details and registration information are available at www.CasualGamesConference.com
The CGC is produced by the Game Initiative, the leading producer of conferences and events for game industry professionals. Now entering its 4th year, the Game Initiative produced 11 game focused conferences and events in 2005, attracting nearly 4,000 game industry professionals from around the world as speakers, attendees, sponsors and exhibitors.
Scheduled sessions include: What Keeps Us Awake at Night: Casual Game Designers Speak Out,The ROI of Advergaming, Web-based Casual Games, Virtual Currency, International Game Development, Marketing Casual Games: Insider Best Practices, Game Over, Casual Games and Community, Creating Sam & Max Season 1: An Episodic Case Study, and Digital Distribution Revolution
The CGC is affordably priced, with online registration for professionals just $295 until July 21, 2006, a discount of 40 percent off the onsite registration price of $495. Student registration is $250 until July 21st. Conference details and registration information are available at www.CasualGamesConference.com
The CGC is produced by the Game Initiative, the leading producer of conferences and events for game industry professionals. Now entering its 4th year, the Game Initiative produced 11 game focused conferences and events in 2005, attracting nearly 4,000 game industry professionals from around the world as speakers, attendees, sponsors and exhibitors.