Irish Game Dev 2.0
GameDevelopers.ie is partnering with IDA Ireland and The Science Gallery to organize an event, Irish Game Development 2.0, on Friday the 15th of May from 6.00pm in the Trinity Science Gallery on Pearse Street in Dublin.
This event will see speakers from PlayFirst and PopCap talking about both the technical and business side of developing casual games for PC and iPhone.
Speaking on the night will be Barry O’Moore, Senior Producer of PlayFirst International Inc, a recent startup in the Guinness Enterprise Centre and a branch of a highly successful US based casual games company. He will be followed by Paul Breslin, Operations Director at PopCap Games International Ltd, the well known and regarded casual games company with offices in Dublin.
The industry speakers will be followed by a ‘Show n’ Tell’ event where indie, company and individual developers show current projects. This will be accompanied by some refreshments.
Show n’ Tell presentations:
- “Porting PlayFirst’s games to iPhone” by Chris Gregan.
- “Coretex: An indie iphone game made for under 500 euro” by David Kelly
- “A look at Digital Sideburn’s first iPhone game” by Alan Taylor & David Sims
- “From Photoshop to iPhone (for non-Photoshop users)” by Colin Barrett
- “Succeeding on the App Store”, Steven Troughton-Smith
This event is free but spaces are limited due to the size of the room and allocated on a first come first served basis. If you would like to attend please register at www.sciencegallery.com/events. If you have a project you would like to show or if you have further questions please contact us at info@theshindig.org. UPDATE: Unfortunately all the tickets are now allocated but please feel free to join in the pub afterwards. We have a few tables reserved in The Lombard from 8.30 onwards. It can be found very close to the Science Gallery on the corner of Lombard and Pearse Street.
The Science Gallery is on Pearse Street in Dublin and the event will take place upstairs in the studio. Click the map below for directions.
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