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Game Publishing
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Game Publishing

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Game Publishing covers the companies, partnerships, and strategies involved in bringing video games to market. The topic includes publishing agreements, developer funding, marketing, distribution, localization, release planning, platform...

News and analysis covering game publishers, distribution agreements, developer partnerships, marketing, funding, and release strategies.

Trailmark Games Launches With a New Pitch for Licensed Games
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Trailmark Games Launches With a New Pitch for Licensed Games

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Trailmark Games has formally launched as a new video game publisher built around licensed properties. Game Developer reported that the company was founded by former GameMill Entertainment executives,...

Trailmark Games, founded by former GameMill executives, is entering the market with a publishing model focused on licensed video games.

Indie Game
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Indie Game

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Indie game usually refers to a project developed by an independent creator or studio without the production scale and control of a major publisher. Team size, budget, financing,...

An indie game is created outside the production structure of a major publisher, usually with greater creative independence.

AAA Game
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AAA Game

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AAA game is an informal industry label for a title made or published with a large budget, a sizable team, extensive marketing, and high sales expectations. The term...

A large-budget game produced with substantial staff, technology, marketing, and commercial expectations.