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Unmissable Sessions at Devcom 2024: Top Picks
The city of Cologne is set to host a flurry of activity with Devcom and Gamescom drawing in games industry professionals from across the globe. Devcom kicks off with a two-day conference featuring over 250 speakers and more than 200 sessions, tackling the most pressing challenges in the industry today. To help navigate the extensive program, the GamesIndustry.biz team has curated a selection of t…
Aug. 15, 2024, 3:01 p.m.
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Top 12 Unmissable Sessions at Devcom 2024
The city of Cologne is bracing itself for a bustling week, courtesy of Devcom and Gamescom, which will attract gaming professionals from across the globe. Devcom will kick off the festivities with a two-day conference, boasting over 250 speakers and more than 200 sessions that tackle the industry's most pressing challenges. To help navigate the extensive program, the GamesIndustry.biz team ha…
Aug. 15, 2024, 3:01 p.m.
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Fostering Long-Term Partnerships: How Live-Service Games Can Build Sustainable Relationships with Creators Beyond Sponsorships
This article explores how live-service games can leverage Support-A-Creator codes to increase customer lifetime value, attract engaged players, and build a loyal creator community. It discusses the limitations of traditional paid sponsorships and how revenue-sharing models can provide a more sustainable income stream for creators, leading to more authentic endorsements and a stronger emotional co…
Aug. 15, 2024, 3 p.m.
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Building Sustainable Relationships Between Live-Service Games and Creators Beyond Sponsorships
This article discusses how live-service games can increase customer lifetime value, attract engaged players, and create loyal creators through Support-A-Creator codes. The traditional model of paid sponsorships has been the primary way for publishers to partner with content creators, but this approach has its limitations. By using data to identify the most receptive creators and audiences, publis…
Aug. 15, 2024, 3 p.m.
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Fostering Sustainable Relationships Between Live-Service Games and Creators Beyond Sponsorships
This article explores how live-service games can enhance their relationships with content creators through Support-A-Creator codes, increasing customer lifetime value and fostering a loyal community of players and creators. The traditional model of paid sponsorships has its limitations, as it is often transactional and short-term. In contrast, Support-A-Creator codes offer a more sustainable appr…
Aug. 15, 2024, 3 p.m.
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The Evolution of Gamescom in a Post-E3 Era
Gamescom has grown beyond its week-long event in Cologne, with satellite events in Asia and Latin America. The show's organizers aim to create a global platform for the gaming industry, with a focus on community engagement and a diverse range of exhibitors. Despite the absence of major players like PlayStation and Nintendo, Gamescom has secured a record number of exhibitors and expects increased …
Aug. 14, 2024, 3:10 p.m.
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The Evolution of Gamescom: A Global Gaming Festival
Gamescom has transformed beyond a single event in Cologne, expanding to satellite shows in Asia and Latin America. According to Felix Falk, managing director of Game, the goal is to create a global stage for the gaming industry, offering a unique experience that connects the community and industry professionals. The show's organizers have seen significant growth in international participation, wi…
Aug. 14, 2024, 3:10 p.m.
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The Evolution of Gamescom in a Post-E3 Era
Gamescom has grown beyond its week-long event in Cologne, expanding to satellite events in Singapore and Brazil. The show's international appeal has increased, with 48 country pavilions from 37 countries. Gamescom aims to be the most relevant show for the industry, connecting the industry and community in real life and on a hybrid basis. The absence of major publishers and platform holders has no…
Aug. 14, 2024, 3:10 p.m.
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Video Games Have Become a Staple Across All Post-War Generations
The notion of a solitary, young male gamer is a thing of the past, as recent research by Newzoo indicates that engagement with video games has become so widespread that even the average Baby Boomer is more likely to be a gamer than not. A new study by Newzoo, titled How Consumers Engage With Games Today, suggests that a majority of the Baby Boomer generation, specifically 53%, engage with video g…
Aug. 14, 2024, 11:52 a.m.
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Video Games Now Embraced by All Post-War Generations, Reveals New Study
The notion of the solitary, young male gamer is a relic of the past, as a recent study by Newzoo indicates that engagement with video games has become a widespread phenomenon, transcending age boundaries. According to the study, a significant majority of Baby Boomers, approximately 53%, engage with video games in some capacity. This includes activities such as playing games, watching gaming conte…
Aug. 14, 2024, 11:52 a.m.