Thursday, March 11, 2010

GDC 2010 Slides: Convergence of Flash Portals and Social Gaming

Here are the slides from my talk at the Social Gaming Summit at GDC 2010. It was a good crowd in a very large room.

Gdc 2010: Convergence of Flash Portals and Social Gaming
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Danc.
Posted by Daniel Cook at 10:37 AM
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7 comments:

  1. Very interesting slide-show there, would have liked to hear the foot-notes/discussion points for each side also.

    Interestingly it would seem that Zynga games is currently dominating this market.

    I'd like be interested a discussion/thoughts of the Zynga games/business model in a future post.

    /cheers
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  3. Interesting presentation. Would have loved to hear it.
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  4. Do you have any accompanying audio? Interesting presentation for sure, curious as to where you got the metrics. Thanks so much for sharing!
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  5. Would love to hear the voice or read the foot notes for each slide. Very nice work.
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  6. Interesting presentation. You write some insightful stuff. Keep up the good work!

    Maarten
    Virtual Fairground
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  7. I'm sad to see you advocating Address Book mining as a means of growth. Especially the example you used in which the default seems to be a checkbox already ticked for "contact this person".

    This is about as close to "preselect an option to trick me into spamming all my friends" as makes no difference. That's a really poor long term growth model and a horrific user experience. If we must have "mine address book" at least advocate some best practice and have boxes unticked.

    Thanks
    Ian
    http://UXdna.co.uk
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