InGAME International

Tonight was our final event as part of our @ahrcpress project InGAME International! Thank you to @HubworldScot for hosting and all our great speakers across academia and industry who presented their work this evening!

Join us for our final event in Dundee as we near the end of our ⁦@ahrcpress⁩ funded project, InGAME International! ‘From East to West: Cross-Cultural Games Innovation in China and Beyond’ innovationforgames.com/eventbrite-eve…

If you are seeking a part time opportunity we have a Research Assistant post available, which involves support on events and dissemination. ce0173li.webitrent.com/ce0173li_webre…

If you have experience of qualitative research methods and data analysis you may find our full time Research Fellow post is a good fit for you: ce0173li.webitrent.com/ce0173li_webre…

Are you interested in the creative industries, games, and international collaboration? We have two vacancies available to join InGAME International!

You can now read about our collaboration with industry partners in UK-China Game prototyping: “Exploring the opportunities for UK games businesses in China: a case study of two industry-led mobile game prototypes” rke.abertay.ac.uk/en/publication…

It’s great to see such a great turnout for our visit today from our friends at NetEase Games

We are delighted to welcome @NetEaseGames_EN to @AbertayUni today to speak to current students about opportunities in the games industry!

Our paper on UK-China games co-production is now published… Transnational development cultures | FDG '22: Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35…

Game developers and recruiters, please join us in Dundee on October 14th for a free event on attracting and retaining top talent! innovationforgames.com/eventbrite-eve…

And our final speaker of the conference is Prof Eleonora Rosati who is discussing the protection of video game characters under copyright law

Our next speaker is Johanna Gibson from Queen Mary, University if London who is presenting a talk titled The Authorship in Play

We are now on our final panel of the conference and again looking at IP. Our first speaker is Dr Ge Jiang who is looking at copyright of computer games

Our next panel is now underway and our first speaker is Prof Keiran Fernandez who is discussing the importance of games

Our final talk of this IP panel is from our colleague at Durham University Dr Angelia Wang who is discussing the copyrightability of gameplay

Our next talk from Haifeng Huang builds on the discussion of reskinning video games in China

We are quickly on to our next IP panel, and we are looking forward to hearing from Qiang Yu on video game reskinning in China

And our last speaker of this panel on IP is Surasing Phukhae who is presenting on intellectual property infringement in relation to an online board game

Our next speaker is Dr Qinqing Xu who will be talking to us about copyright and works generated by players

We are kicking off our first panel today on IP, and we have Ying Ye from Durham University who is discussing AI generated game content and copyright