WOMEN IN GAMES AWARDS Due to be hosted for the first time by Future Publishing community developer Stevie Ward, the ninth annual MCV/DEVELOP Women In Games Awards will be taking place early in March, with twelve awards up for grabs in categories such as education, HR, development, journalism and the always popular Rising Star. Once again more than 300 women were nominated by colleagues, with the winners due to be decided for the first time by those that were victorious the previous year


MARCH 1st


FORMAT LAUNCH PARTY Format calls itself the “UK’s leading games industry community nightlife event”, which isn’t too far from the truth. It’s like if our own IRL had an expo not just tacked onto the site, but in and amongst the high octane


networking. The next Manchester event is billed as the biggest yet, with games and socialising planned across three floors, prior to which there will be a VIP launch party for exhibitors and partner organisations. Taking place just up the road from MCV’s editorial team, you can be sure that we’ll be there in force.


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MAY 25th


JULY 11-13th


DEVELOP:BRIGHTON The UK’s friendliest and warmest [insert air con joke here] industry event may not exactly be just around the corner, but if you were planning on going then time is short if you were hoping to enjoy a huge 10% off the cost of current price of conference passes. Super Early Bird savings can be claimed by going to www.developconference.com, clicking on Register and applying the exclusive MCV discount code ZLECKS before checkout. The code and 10% discount - with savings up to £450 available - is valid until April 6th.


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