Future of Gaming
I have come across this article that has posted the what the honchos said during a panel discussion on the topic of 'The Continued Growth of Gaming' at MBA Media and Entertainment Conference.
The speakers of the panel were:
a) Greg Costikyan (Founder, Manifesto Games),
b) Chris Di Cesare (Director of Marketing, Xbox),
c) Nique Fajors (VP of Brand Management, Atari),
d) Frederic Markus (President, eRelevant Games),
e) Joseph Varet (Sr. Director of Biz Dev & Strategy, MTV Networks).
They have provided very insightful views on questions like:
a) How are franchises evolving?
b) What are the trends in the market?
c) How does MTV view its role in the games industry?
d) What do you think about the casual game space, mobile phone games, etc?
Read the interesting transcript here.
Thanks: Game Tycoon
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