India Game Developer Forums

By Preethi Raj (Intel) (4 posts) on August 18, 2008 at 3:20 am

Starting this August 08, we kick start a series of Game Developer Forums in India. The world of gaming where breakneck speeds and high quality graphics are the only weapons that can help win a fight to the finish, the Game Developer Forum aims to equip developers with ammunition that can help them elevate their graphics standards to new levels.

If you have attended one of these events, share your thoughts and experiences with us.  Tell us what you think about these events, the topics that you would like covered in future events, the Visual Computing Community on the Intel® Software Network, Intel’s Visual Computing Products, the Game Demo Contest, or just about any other feedback that you would like to share with us.

Categories: Events, Gaming, Visual Computing

Comments (28)

August 18, 2008 10:22 PM PDT


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August 19, 2008 4:02 AM PDT


shubhomoy ghosh		 very informative presentation
such events should be held more often
good work
August 19, 2008 4:04 AM PDT


Prashanth B		 Its beena great and informative presentations .Basically for person who doesnt have much knowledge about the graphics and stuff its a great way to know and learn a lot.
August 19, 2008 4:09 AM PDT


Prudviraj Siripuram		 first of all thanks to conducting this game forum devlopemet. it is very useful to who are the going on 3d field on gaming.

from this game forum we know what is the intel try to increase the towards to gaming feild.

thanks..
August 19, 2008 6:07 AM PDT


Karthik Rathinavelu		 Begin the first one to conduct in India on this newly emerging gaming industry this one looks awesome. I got so much information (and goodies ;-)) from this event.

From Lakshmi's presentation, I got so valuable information on multi-core as such and all the intricacies as such. Now I feel that I can advice my colleagues on the pathway of future development in gaming. I have expected more coding based examples but since the crowd is a mixture of coders and artist they might have cut shorted it out, but I do expect more coding based examples in the future.

Before the start of IIG presentation, I expected more from that and still it didn't met it. So I'm a bit disappointed maybe bcoz the time is not enuf for the presentation I dunno ... So having the event on weekend and conducting it as a whole day event would be a much better choice than a weekday and just a half day event. Just consider this as an request. Some of my colleagues were not able to attend this is happening in weekday.

Uday is just awesome in his style of presentation ...He covers what is necessary and did it soooo well ...I am very impressed. Hope he continues his visit to this in the future events also.

and Preethi did a good job too. Thanks a lot for this event and the goodies ... Do conduct regular events like this and conduct it in a larger scale if u wanna. I am a hardcore techie guy and so I expect some seminar which addresses my thirst... so conduct some pure technical seminars too.

Thanks once again
August 19, 2008 6:13 AM PDT


vivek		 This community from intel is an excellent idea for all the small scale institutions , colleges, companies . Sharing bits of the knowledge leads to an untimate devolopment. Its neither a commecial approach nor a social. Hence when the participation and interaction of this community increases we will soon have a technical devolopment like no other country in the present market.
August 19, 2008 6:19 AM PDT


sridharan		 got more idea about the intel processores, need to conduct the forums on weekends( so that everyone attend the forum, some of my friends didn't attend due office work ), Please conduct the gaming tournament between team( Team Match , so everyone knows each other, we can able to interact with others too), Need to learn lot technologies in gaming, we need to discuss it in large extent. please send this type of events notification to all the leading game companies in india, so that ( intel ) can interact with the companies directly...
August 19, 2008 6:26 AM PDT


Ponniah		 India is booming in the gaming domain, with few companies over here are moving in the direction. The event like this is a good inspiration for a game developers like me. Today it is a good knowledge update for me regarding the Intel "multicore" technologies and the intel integrated graphics.
I hope more such sessions will inspire the game development in India. As we want to develop not only game, but also the market in case of India.
Thanks for the Intel to start things here..
August 19, 2008 6:34 AM PDT


ramesh		 I feel its better if u give visual demo, the pipeline between game development artists (modellers, texturers,etc.) & the programmers who develop the gave & the tips for the artist how to do the stuff acording to the programmer. Thank U.
This forum is very nice & is useful too.
August 19, 2008 6:36 AM PDT


ramesh		 Actually this is a nice forum but I feel its better if u give visual demo, the pipeline between game development artists (modellers, texturers,etc.) & the programmers who develop the gave & the tips for the artist how to do the stuff acording to the programmer. Thank U.
This forum is very nice & is useful too.
August 19, 2008 6:52 AM PDT


Charles Thomas		 I say that you should continue hosting these gaming conferences. You guys can set a trend for the Indian gaming industry. try to make it as huge as the E3 gaming conferences.
August 19, 2008 7:02 AM PDT


arvind		 Ectually i have just passed out my bsc multimedia. this thing is entirly new to me. just i can say that it was a great experience for me. At the last also one thing every thing can get the success if its done with ture heart and efforts, eg is this event. THANK YOU
August 19, 2008 7:08 AM PDT


Anup		 hey.dis conference was great.bt if u showed us practically it wud be more practical like u were toking abt threading,if u showed us practically it wud be sound gud nd hit our brains directly nd wud nt bouring.but it was a great job.nd cunduct these type of seminars more more frequently.personally i enjoyed it,anup.
August 19, 2008 7:37 AM PDT


sumesh.k.s		 i would like to thanks all those people who took dis seminar.but as far as my concenred i had expected a little more.i think if u could tell something more abt d gaming industry and its process dat wuold b better.any way i am very glad to get an oppertunity like dis to participate a conference like dis .once again i am thanking all d people
August 19, 2008 7:48 AM PDT


v s suryanarayana		 a much needed session for the gaming community at last commenced and conducted by the giant the intel. need closure interaction like this in future which is beneficial to both. the session is very informative and the knowledge gives more teeth to the developers.
August 20, 2008 9:26 AM PDT


Ashani Gupta		 Hi team, Intel developed a Facebook game where you can race around India. Try it! You may win a notebook. We're trying to learn more about social media!
September 27, 2008 2:47 PM PDT


Vijay		 Any1 can list some Gaming Industry names you guys know of in India? I am in particular talking about the MMORPG game companies.

As far as I know K2 Network is there in India now.

Site: http://www.k2network.net/
October 15, 2008 5:05 AM PDT


ashiwni dubey		 very impressed with the way intel is working on mobile platforms for gaming.
looking forward to optimize games for integrated cards.

i think more general information is needed for usage of development tools
i am talking about man pages or docs.
October 15, 2008 7:21 AM PDT


Suraj Lokhande		 the event was very good ad iformative , but it will be great if intel comes with some better business options or opportunities to make more money for developers and small businesses
October 15, 2008 7:28 AM PDT


Shyam Bhagat		 This is a very great seminar about Intels inhanced integrated technologies. I am pleased to be here. Only suggestion is you have to conduct these seminar with student also. If you made entry level programmers interested it will be a great business for you.
October 15, 2008 7:40 AM PDT


azeem		 As basically i m from animations and visual graphics so felt a bit nervous regarding not to be seen the visual demos of companies such as fx labs.. but overall regarding my hardware experience I got to learn about the optimizing my pcs and regarding playing games and doing animations...

Regards and Thanks...
Azeem.
October 15, 2008 7:54 AM PDT


karthik		 This is one of the useful semiar for my carrer, Since being an J2EE Application developer i ever done any gaming programm. But today i got the idea and understand the need of emerging technology of multi-core and parallel programming with multi-thred. Innovative seminar's like this should reach out all the Educational institutions and S/W industires as well so that our Indians will aware of this parallel programming and come out with their innovative ideas of their own. It has benifited a lot to me and defanatly i will become a multithread programmer with the technology which intel has provided. Proud to had this oppertunity and thanks a lot.. keep going.. dont stop your innovations and cerating innovators.. like me!..
October 15, 2008 7:57 AM PDT


Madhavan Ramakrishnan		 Get in touch with more game developers and get feedback regarding sessions that will interest them. That will ensure better attendance and a more "animated" participation in the proceedings. Overall, this is a great initiative and hats off to Intel for doing this pro bono.
October 15, 2008 8:07 AM PDT


manikandan k		 the programme was very intersting and i like to put something about presentation , that i cant get ideas needed for some chip memorys, notified that ave to be used with different configuations. overall its awesome to be intractive with all and we need more coservatives about the intel sections. apart i love to be the one of part in this section.
October 15, 2008 8:12 AM PDT


Dipika Jerome		 The Forum was very informative and interesting. The first presentation by Mr Lakshmi was very enlightening to me as some of the indepth details about the topics which were covered were absolutely fantastic and has educated me to some length. The sessions were interactive and because of the questions asked we got to learn something more. Of course some of the topics were relevant to me somewhere as I am from the animation field and would like to venture into gaming also. The gaming event was very good. I liked Spore and will definitely buy the original game dvd. Overall it was a grand success. Keep it up. God Bless!!!
October 15, 2008 8:38 AM PDT


Bosco		 An extremely good business & tech initiative by Intel which will help all motivated developers.

We now have a basic idea about how developers can utilize the Intel processors in a better way.

Also very detailed information regarding all the processor families and their capabilities. This will definitely help us while we invest our money in the hardware that we use for software development. Normally, the laptop and PC dealers are unable to give us such clear information about the processor capabilities.

We are looking forward to benefit from the marketting support as offered as part of the Intel Software Partner Program.

Join the program and attend the seminars that are of interest to you. No other processor manufacturers are taking such initiatives, as yet, in India.

So take advantage of this. Good for business. The Intel Software Partner Program definitely makes a lot of sense to us, LolyaGames.

That's all.

Have fun.
December 7, 2008 9:10 PM PST


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http://www.eyepuzzles.net/Eye%20Puzzle%20Manual.pdf
March 17, 2009 7:52 PM PDT

gamewomen
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Registered User
 Hi guys,

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They have some good games and you can upload and share your games too :) (just click the upload button)

By the way, do you have favorite online games?
You should try out Legends Of Surf there... It my favourite :)

Will play more games today tho so maybe i will change my mind.

Also please post the game names here or links to some good games, would be nice to have a list of good games =)

Thanks a lot,
divyal

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