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a number of festivals, games, discussions and meetings industry to participate this summer and beyond. Turn on your console, go out and ... play games in a large room with other players.

last week, I provided a list of upcoming games, taking in everything from large public exhibitions to intimate gatherings for developers and students of game design. I managed to lose a few key examples of the list, however, so here is a revised version.

Eurogamer Expo
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Games Britannia

When:
Julio 2-6

Where:
Magna Science Adventure Centre, Sheffield
What:
A very ambitious event mainly for schools, workshops and lectures on game design of the leading figures in industry and Ian Livingstone. There are also some public exhibition entitled rehearsals, which explores the legacy of British video games, and will include many classic games to rediscover. Closely related to the campaign to get computers in schools, it should be an exciting introduction to the gaming industry

game development North: Reloaded

When:
June 30th

Where:
Kash Bar, Chester
What:
This is a really casual gathering for developers northwest of England. It is presented as "a time to meet new people, make new connections, to catch up with old and his new project. Or show your business cards luxury." What looks good for us. If you can do during this month, check the Twitter feed - @ GameDevNorth - for more information on future events

rezzed

When:
Julio 6-7

Where:
Brighton Centre
What:
Organized by Eurogamer and Rock, Paper, Shotgun, this is a new event dedicated to computer games and indie. For two days, is called to give gamers experiences with people like Frontier 2, Far Cry 3, Aliens: Colonial Marines and projects Zomboid. There will also gaming tournaments, and the valve provides a Beta 2 key endows each of 5000 participants expected. Tickets are £ 12 per day or 20 ? for two days.

Games Question Time Bafta

When:

July 2

Where: Pennine Theatre, Sheffield

What: Well, this is strictly part of the Britannia Games, but it deserves its own entry. 20 hours Monday night, it's an opportunity for audience members to ask questions of the gaming industry to a panel of experts, including Broken Sword creator Charles Cecil and UKIE Chairman Andy Payne. Tickets are free, but pre-booking is advised.

When: from 10 to 12 July

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