Welcome to The Business of Video Games Podcast.A show where we shed some light on the inner workings of the games industry—the why, how, who, and what the hell?! behind business decisions, publishing calls, and the steps (and missteps) that happen behind the scenes.
Basically: the inside view on how and why things are actually done the way they are. Not just guesswork on 4Chan.
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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Video GamesLeisureBusiness |
In our final episode of the season, Shams and Fernando drop the guest format to tackle a few persistent myths and misconceptions that have been quietly annoying us all year.
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How a game can be a bestseller and still be co... more
Nobody does shadow drops (the act of releasing a game with no advance marketing) quite like Landfall Games, who've done it many times; most recently moving 2 million units of PEAK in less than 2 weeks after shadow dropping it in June.
Fernando talks... more
XCOM designer and Sid Meier protege Jake Solomon is embarking on a new mission: CEO of his own studio. Jake gives Shams and Fernando a window into his extraordinary career, telling stories from his days at Firaxis and talking about his journey to fou... more
Fourty two is the answer to life - but it's also the number of points of wisdom justly dispensed by games industry veteran Paul Kilduff-Taylor - mastermind behind Developer/Publisher/Operator - Mode 7 Games. Paul wrote the list of "42 Essential Game ... more
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These episodes shed light on the complexities of decision-making in a field that combines creativity and commerce. The interview with Rebekah Saltsman was especially thought-provoking.
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Focusing on the intricate landscape of the gaming industry, content offers deep insights regarding the business side of video games, exploring critical decisions, industry trends, and evolving challenges faced by developers and publishers. Each episode typically features a guest who shares their unique experiences and perspectives, whether it be from successful titles, startup journeys, or pitfalls in game development. Topics often encompass indie game development, the role of technology in customer ownership, and the cultural implications of community-driven content, making it a must-hear for anyone interested in the mechanics behind video game creation and distribution.
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Recent guests on The Business of Video Games Podcast include:
1. Paul Kilduff Taylor
2. Xalavier Nelson Jr
3. Alexander Bergendahl
4. Scott Reismanis
5. Callum Underwood
6. Alex Nicholson
7. Soren Lundgard
8. Kim Nordström
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