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Game magazine Develop focuses on creating games for the global stage in April 2012 issue
Localization has become more of an essential business process to gaming companies as more global users adopt the ability to play on their mobile and browser platforms. UK-based Develop magazine featured an article in their April 2012 issue highlighting what businesses are doing to cater to their global end-users.
In the past, Localization was seen as a non-essential part of …
This is a summary of an article from written by David Marino on FierceDeveloper.com
The primary goal for game developers is to make a great game. Along the way, however, is a smattering of great games that never got picked up by anyone because the game was not packaged well as a great product. Post-development (and before development, really), shift has to be on creating a game community and marketing of the game, right? Not …
In our latest webinar, Danica Brinton of LocLabs and Adam Asnes of Lingoport fielded questions from a highly-regarded group of professionals in the mobile apps and games globalization field. Questions ranged from the current state of the apps and games industry to the mistakes many people make when adapting games to a new locale. Enjoy the condensed audio version of the webinar.
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A globalization success; Formerly low development costs turn into high quality
The video game industry has seen an explosion in Latin America over the past ten years as developers have begun to meet industry standards after previously being a place known for cheap labor.
Historically, the video game industry has been concentrated in the US, Europe and Asia, but Latin American developers have emerged while attracting funding for game development for brands Facebook and MTV.…
The gaming community recently saw the release of a comprehensive digital magazine targeting world gaming executives and providing in-depth articles for the those in all facets of the gaming community. Below is an excerpt from World Gaming Executives Director John Armstrong:
Great news on the launch of World Gaming Executives Magazine WGE:MAG just 2 weeks ago. Since that time, there have been over 2500 downloads, the number of daily visitors to www.worldgamingexecutives.com has doubled and
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