PushButton Labs will be attending Game Developers Conference once again this year down at Moscone Center in San Francisco. Jeff Tunnell, Tim Aste, and Ben Garney will all be attending the conference and in addition you will be able to find us at the Flash Gaming Summit on Monday (March 8th). Be sure to check out Ben as he presents PushButton Engine 101 at the Flash Gaming Summit.
We are currently scheduling meetings for individuals, studios or publishers who would like to meet up with us to talk about anything PushButton related! We cover a lot of areas such as PushButton Engine Licensing, Game Development, Social Gaming, Flash Gaming, as well as our various game properties (The Incredible Machine, Grunts, The Great Games Experiment). PushButton will only be in town through the morning of Thursday the 11th and our schedule is filling up fast! If you would like to schedule a time to sit down with any of the PBL guys in person feel free to drop us a line at tima@pushbuttonlabs.com. See you at the show!
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Are you attending Mochi Medias Flash Gaming Summit 2010 in San Francisco this year? If so, be sure to catch Ben Garney’s PushButton Engine 101 session. The session description:
PushButton Engine is an open source game framework for Flash. It is used in several social games, among them hive7’s YouTopia, Zynga’s Fishville, and an upcoming Playdom title. Learn about its design, strengths and weaknesses, and how it can save you time and effort on your next project.
Flash Gaming Summit is being held on March 8th, 2010 at the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco. You can find more information about the event (as well as register) at the Flash Gaming Summit website. Hope to see you there!
