Indie MMO Game Developers Conference less than 5 weeks away!
by Jonathon Stevens · 03/16/2009 (12:29 pm) · 2 comments
IMGDC 3.0 will feature talks from game developers ranging from AAA studios such as Turbine and Sony Online Entertainment to independent ones like Near Death Studios and Last Straw Productions.
We've lowered the registration for a limited time to this 3 day event to just $149 until March 17th. The hotel has also lowered it's prices to only $79/night!
Register now before these deals are gone! You can register or find out more information at the official IMGDC website: http://www.imgdc.com
About the author
With a few casual games under his belt as CEO of Last Straw Productions, Jonathon created the increasingly popular Indie MMO Game Developers Conference which. Following the success of IMGDC a new MMOG fan event called LFG Expo will debut in June of 2010.
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It really is a diverse event with invaluable information to Indies. I know I'm partial to the event, but I truly believe there's an incredible amount of opportunity for all indies who attend, even if they aren't necessarily thinking of building an MMOG. Hope to see you there!
03/17/2009 (9:08 am)
Also of note is that a LOT of the sessions aren't necessarily MMO specific, but are game specific and Indie specific in general. We have talks on securing funding, marketing, writing press releases, branding, legal issues, design issues and even on console development.It really is a diverse event with invaluable information to Indies. I know I'm partial to the event, but I truly believe there's an incredible amount of opportunity for all indies who attend, even if they aren't necessarily thinking of building an MMOG. Hope to see you there!
Torque 3D Owner Ted Southard
The roundtables have been very open, and the panels and sessions very informative, and I don't expect this year to be any different- unless it gets better. You don't necessarily have to have anything to show to come here and gain contacts, though bringing what you have doesn't hurt either.
So if you're developing an MMO, have the time and money available, and do not take advantage of this opportunity, you're missing out on a valuable chance at information, advice, and networking.