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Nottingham, UK. GameCity and the National
Videogame Archive are proud to announce Runescape : The Director Commentary -
taking place at GameCity Squared.
Jagex will be making a rare public appearance to give a privileged, unique
insight into both the Jagex history and culture - and the development of one of
the most successful MMO's of all time.
Christoph Vietzke, Head of RuneScape said, "I am looking forward to
being a part of GameCity in Nottingham and talking about how we manage to keep
our MMO, RuneScape, as successful as it is. As a company that concentrates on
making great games rather than advertising campaigns, Jagex stands as example
that there is room in the games industry for independent developers. I hope
that some of our experiences can help other independent developers to be
successful and that's why I happily accepted the invitation to this great
event."
The event follows the success of Goldeneye: The Director Commentary, held
at GameCity Three, and builds on the festival's reputation for delivering
exclusive and accessible videogame culture events.
"For a developer of the calibre of Jagex to be taking the time to
explore their work with the GameCity audience and the National Videogame
Archive is both an index of how far games have travelled as a cultural medium,
and the impact that the festival is having. We're incredibly excited that Jagex
have chosen to share their insights and inner workings with the GameCity
audience", said festival Director Iain Simons.
The event will be taking place at 2.30pm on Friday 30th October 2009 in the Ballroom at GameCity
Squared.
About GameCity
GameCity is the UK's
best-loved gaming event, attracting international speakers like Alexei
Pajitnov, creator of Tetris and Keita Takahashi, the man behind the Katamari
Damacy phenomenon, as well as exclusive game premieres, debates in Indian
restaurants and amazing music events. A five-day festival which takes gaming
out into the streets, shops and cinemas of Nottingham,
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About Nottingham
Trent University
Nottingham Trent
University is lead partner and
supporter of Nottingham's annual GameCity
festival. Its Centre for Contemporary Play brings together inter-disciplinary
projects and expertise from across the university, encouraging knowledge
transfer and partnerships with the gaming industry.
About the National Videogame Archive
The NVA has been created in a bid to preserve the history of a global
industry now worth an estimated £22bn. Formed by academics at Nottingham Trent
University and working in partnership with the National Media Museum in
Bradford, the archive will recognise the significant contributions made by
videogames to the diversity of popular culture across the globe.
The new archive will be housed at the National
Media Museum
and will be managed, steered and researched in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University's
Centre for Contemporary Play. The Centre draws on academic strengths across a
range of disciplines, including psychology, cultural studies, art and design
and computer science. In addition to hardware and code, it will encompass the
wider cultural phenomenon of videogames by documenting advertising campaigns,
magazine reviews, artwork and the communities that sustain them - the overall
aim being to collect, celebrate and preserve this vital cultural form for
future generations.
The Centre for Contemporary Play, Nottingham Trent
University
The Centre brings together inter-disciplinary projects from across Nottingham Trent University
with an interest in gaming - encouraging knowledge transfer between the
university and the gaming industry. The Centre for Contemporary Play is
responsible for the running of the annual GameCity festival.
National Media
Museum, Bradford
The National Media Museum
in Bradford, West Yorkshire opened as the National Museum of Photography, Film
and Television in 1983 and has since become one of the most visited UK museums outside London. The museum houses permanent
galleries, temporary exhibition spaces and three cinema theatres including
IMAX. The National
Media Museum
is part of the National Museums of Science and Industry (NMSI) family.
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