After the launch of Facebook platform, a realization occurred that gaming would be the most popular category of applications on the site. In fact it was revolutionary that new series of games were integrated into the social network and this in turn has made visiting Facebook, an experience than just a place to connect with others. This lead to the launch of new genre of games and many people were amazed and excited about the number of other people who actively played simple games and this sheer knowledge about knowing others’ activities formed a catalyst to the growth of casual gaming.
Social Gaming Summit 2012 (May 23-24, Berlin, Germany)
The Second Annual Berlin Social Gaming Summit is a two-day conference that is going to happen on May 23-24 2012, focused on the intersection of mobile gaming, immersive worlds, and social networking. Game developers are scrambling to devote more energy than ever to build compelling social interaction into every game they create.
Likewise, the mobile app market predicted to top $38 billion by 2015 and the global total spend on virtual goods is expected to reach $4.1 billion by 2016, the stakes for mastering the business and technology of successful social and mobile games has become higher.
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Social Gaming Summit unites established industry leaders along with emerging start-ups in free-to-play games, social networking, virtual goods and payments infrastructure for two full days with lively panels and engaging discussion on the convergence of gaming and the social web.
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Social Gaming Summit unites established industry leaders along with emerging start-ups in free-to-play games, social networking, virtual goods and payments infrastructure for two full days with lively panels and engaging discussion on the convergence of gaming and the social web.
