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My Design Track Keynote from the 2010 Montreal International Game Summit. From the description: As the social gaming space is increasingly dominated by major players, we as an industry already run the risk of stagnation in our newest field. Intended as a call to arms for indies, this talk seeks to dispel the myths surrounding what "success" means in social game development. Market share is not the only winning path -- no matter what the VC's tell us -- and we’ll break down how indies are in a unique position to innovate, take risks, move fast, and push the medium forward in a way that the lumbering goliaths are unable (or unwilling) to do.]]>
My Design Track Keynote from the 2010 Montreal International Game Summit. From the description: As the social gaming space is increasingly dominated by major players, we as an industry already run the risk of stagnation in our newest field. Intended as a call to arms for indies, this talk seeks to dispel the myths surrounding what "success" means in social game development. Market share is not the only winning path -- no matter what the VC's tell us -- and we’ll break down how indies are in a unique position to innovate, take risks, move fast, and push the medium forward in a way that the lumbering goliaths are unable (or unwilling) to do.]]> Wed, 01 Dec 2010 01:46:34 GMT /numberless/david-vs-goliathville-a-call-to-arms-for-social-game-designers numberless@slideshare.net(numberless) David vs. GoliathVille: A Call to Arms for Social Game Designers numberless My Design Track Keynote from the 2010 Montreal International Game Summit. From the description: As the social gaming space is increasingly dominated by major players, we as an industry already run the risk of stagnation in our newest field. Intended as a call to arms for indies, this talk seeks to dispel the myths surrounding what "success" means in social game development. Market share is not the only winning path -- no matter what the VC's tell us -- and we’ll break down how indies are in a unique position to innovate, take risks, move fast, and push the medium forward in a way that the lumbering goliaths are unable (or unwilling) to do. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/davidvsgoliathvilleonline-101201014642-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> My Design Track Keynote from the 2010 Montreal International Game Summit. From the description: As the social gaming space is increasingly dominated by major players, we as an industry already run the risk of stagnation in our newest field. Intended as a call to arms for indies, this talk seeks to dispel the myths surrounding what "success" means in social game development. Market share is not the only winning path -- no matter what the VC's tell us -- and we’ll break down how indies are in a unique position to innovate, take risks, move fast, and push the medium forward in a way that the lumbering goliaths are unable (or unwilling) to do.

David vs. GoliathVille: A Call to Arms for Social Game Designers from Scott Siegel

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