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Interview with Corvus Elrod, Semionaut
Started Apr 15
Interview with Riptide Games' Brian Robbins
Started Apr 7
The Gating of the Middle Kingdom
Started Oct. 27, 2009
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LOGIN 2010 at Seattle Marriott Waterfront Hotel
May 10, 2010 at 3pm to May 13, 2010 at 6pm
LOGIN is the conference for leaders and innovators of the online game industry. This annual conference hosted in Seattle each May brings together industry leaders to discuss, collaborate, and share advancements about technology, design, business, co…
LOGIN 2010 Official Party at the Seattle Aquarium at Seattle Aquarium
May 12, 2010 at 8pm to May 13, 2010 at 12am
Join us for the exclusive LOGIN networking party hosted at the Seattle Aquarium! Attendance is limited to LOGIN conference attendees and qualified industry professionals. If you are not registered for LOGIN you must RSVP.
You will first need to j…
LOGIN 2010 at Seattle Marriott Waterfront Hotel
May 10, 2010 at 3pm to May 13, 2010 at 6pm
LOGIN is the conference for leaders and innovators of the online game industry. This annual conference hosted in Seattle each May brings together industry leaders to discuss, collaborate, and share advancements about technology, design, business, co…
see you there!
see you there
LOGIN 2010 Official Party at the Seattle Aquarium at Seattle Aquarium
May 12, 2010 at 8pm to May 13, 2010 at 12am
Join us for the exclusive LOGIN networking party hosted at the Seattle Aquarium! Attendance is limited to LOGIN conference attendees and qualified industry professionals. If you are not registered for LOGIN you must RSVP.
Independent game developers are on the cutting edge of a wide variety of platforms, often being the first to embrace new game concepts, stories and presentation ideas. These developers are also taking a lot of the risks, with slender profit margins…
LOGIN 2010 at Seattle Marriott Waterfront Hotel
May 10, 2010 at 3pm to May 13, 2010 at 6pm
LOGIN is the conference for leaders and innovators of the online game industry. This annual conference hosted in Seattle each May brings together industry leaders to discuss, collaborate, and share advancements about technology, design, business, co…
LOGIN 2010 at Seattle Marriott Waterfront Hotel
May 10, 2010 at 3pm to May 13, 2010 at 6pm
LOGIN is the conference for leaders and innovators of the online game industry. This annual conference hosted in Seattle each May brings together industry leaders to discuss, collaborate, and share advancements about technology, design, business, co…
Brian Robbins, President and Founder of Riptide Games, is at the forefront of game development for several mobile platforms. Apple’s iPhone has been eating into mobile game system market share, is arguably the core of their iTunes and App Store stra…
Brian Robbins, President and Founder of Riptide Games, is at the forefront of game development for several mobile platforms. Apple’s iPhone has been eating
into mobile game system market share, is arguably the core of their iTunes and App Store stra…
China is loaded with advantages as arguably the world's most vibrant online game market. Within their borders they've got a massive consumer base of sixty-five million online gamers and a rising standard of living that this year has allowed these ga…
China is loaded with advantages as arguably the world's most vibrant online game market. Within their borders they've got a massive consumer base of sixty-five million online gamers and a rising standard of living that this year has allowed these ga…
Charles Stross is the Hugo award winning author of HALTING STATE ('The first couple of pages had me hooked, and I didn't touch another book until I finished it' -- John Carmack) and a dozen other science fiction novels. A resident of Edinburgh, Sco…
Although we didn't get a video recording of Charlie Stross' excellent keynote, he posted a transcript on his blog which you can read here:
http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2009/05/login_2009_keynote_gaming_in_t.html
Game industry pundits have developed a peculiar malady over the last few years. Analysts (both professional and amateur) continue to proclaim the death of the PC gaming market, pointing to tumbling NPD sales numbers, shrinking shelf space at retaile…
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- Peter Freese is an entrepreneur, programmer, and visionary/co-creator of the LOGIN Conference with his wife, Cynthia.
Peter has been programming for over 30 years and making games professionally since the early 1990’s. After developing several award-winning educational games for Edmark, Peter co-founded Q Studios in 1994 and led development on the campy breakout 3D shooter title, Blood. He was the graphics engine lead on Sierra Studio’s fully 3D adventure game, Gabriel Knight 3. At Origin Systems, Peter learned of the joys and trials of MMO game development as client lead on the Ultima Online 2 team. In 2001, Peter established and directed the Core Technology & Tools team at NCsoft North America, contributing to development on all shared technology for numerous MMO game titles. In 2005, Peter co-founded MMO development company Secret Lair Studios which was acquired by Vivendi in 2006. Peter is currently lead programmer on an unannounced project for Hidden Path Entertainment in Bellevue, Washington.
Peter Freese's Blog
UBM Demands Removal of CGDC
On Monday, March 23, we received a letter from United Business Media (UBM), claiming that we were violating their "intellectual property rights" by promoting our "upcoming gaming event". You can read the details in the attached letter, but what apparently has UBM's legal department in a tizzy is that we listed an overseas partner - Howell Expo's… Continue
Posted on March 30, 2009 at 12:30am —
Convergence
I was recently asked if the LOGIN Conference was just for MMO developers. It's a valid question, but it is illustrative of what I believe to be a significant hurdle for those in the online games industry. I'll answer the question first, and then talk a bit more about the proble… Continue Posted on March 17, 2009 at 2:30am —
The Death of PC Gaming? Not Likely.
Game industry pundits have developed a peculiar malady over the last few years. Analysts (both professional and amateur) continue to proclaim the death of the PC gaming market, pointing to tumbling NPD sales numbers, shrinking shelf space at retailers, and announcements by major development houses that they are moving to console only. Contradictory enthusiasts, fan boys and apologists alike quickly rise to the bait, pointing to major titles like the Sims or World of Warcraft expansions, which co… Continue
Posted on March 10, 2008 at 8:30pm —
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- At 11:31am on February 15, 2009,
Cynthia Freese said…
- Hi Peter! thanks for a wonderful Valentines Day!
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