Event: Where Next For The UK Games Industry?
An online event focused on the future of the UK games industry focused on policy makers and legislators will be held on February 23rd 2022.
An online event focused on the future of the UK games industry focused on policy makers and legislators will be held on February 23rd 2022.
challenges companies, studios, and individuals face in the rapidly evolving games market. This will be done through the first Scottish Games Ecosystem Survey.
Open to every creator, developer and business in the Scottish games and interactive sector, the survey is available NOW.
SGN POD 007: Episode seven of the Scottish Games network podcast and we’re going strong. This week, after rounding up the week’s news. We discuss the issue around remastering, rebooting and otherwise preserving videogames for posterity (and profit)
You’ll have seen major changes taking place on the Scottish Games Network in the last few weeks. Thanks to our intrepid band of writers and broadcasters (aka Andrew and Ryan), we now have weekly columns, …
You may have noticed that the output of the Scottish Games Network has increased over the last few weeks. You may even have noticed that the quality and variety of the writing has improved. This …
How many games companies are there in Scotland? 10? 50? 500?
Incredibly, we really don’t know. It looks like we may have lost as many as 65% of studios in the last 5 x years.
So here’s what we’re going to do about it…
Happy Birthday To Us! 16 years ago this week, the Scottish Games Network was born.
We continue to support and promote everything to do with Scotland’s incredible interactive industries.
There are big changes afoot at the Scottish Games Network.
Find out more about what’s in the pipeline from the founder and editor, Brian Baglow
Editorial Update – What Would YOU Like to See on the SGN in the near future? Company Profiles? Interviews? Live streams? Events? Game reviews?
Let us know how we can help the industry grow and thrive.
10 print “Hello world!”; 20 goto 10 run Nearly three years ago, the Scottish Games Network went into hibernation. There were a couple of reasons: First of all, I had a little boy – and …