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MCV 23/07/10 15 DEVELOP AWARDS 2010 TECHNOLOGY & SERVICES
TECHNICAL INNOVATION Unity Engine (Unity Technologies)
“We’re so honoured to receive this fantastic award. This comes before our launch of Unity 3 – our biggest update –which will take Unity to new places.” David Helgason, Unity Technologies
TOOLS PROVIDER Hansoft
“We have launched two strong releases this spring, and being recognised by our industry peers feels truly amazing for all of us.”
Patric Palm, Hansoft
ENGINE Unreal Engine 3
“We couldn’t be more excited about Unreal Engine 3’s third consecutive Develop Industry Excellence Award and what it means to Epic and the industry.” Mark Rein, Epic Games
SERVICES Testology
“Winning ‘Best Services’ at the Develop Awards 2010 is an amazing achievement for Testology. Without our extraordinary clients we wouldn’t be here.” Andy Robson, Testology
SPONSORS Drinks Reception partner Gold Partner Gold Partner Event Partner Event Partner
RECRUITMENT COMPANY Amiqus
“We're absolutely delighted to have won this Develop Award for the second year running. We have exciting times ahead of us at Amiqus.” Liz Prince, Amiqus
Development legend award sponsor
AUDIO OUTSOURCER Side
“The team at Side are honoured and delighted to have won the Audio Outsourcer award this year. A win for Side is great positive feedback.”
Andy Emery, Side
VISUAL OUTSOURCER Axis Animation
“We're delighted to win at the Develop Awards 2010. To know that guys we work with think we have had a great year, is a real seal of approval.” Richard Scott, Axis Animation
DEVELOPMENT LEGEND The Gower Brothers
“Looking at the list of people who’ve won this award over the years –I feel honoured to be listed amongst them. Sometimes I think of the early days of RuneScape development. Back then it was pretty much a hobby with hopes of maybe being able to earn myself a living from it. It blows my mind how far things have come.” Paul Gower, Jagex
Stand-up comic and star of UK panel shows Rufus Hound was on hand to present awards to the winners
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