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Trots att Pedro Zambarda stötte på multispråkig kaos vid ankomsten i Brasília, fann han en livlig utvecklingsgemenskap vid Game Jam Plus och Innova Summit, som ägnade sig åt att förstärka regionella band och främja internationellt samarbete i samband med lokala utmaningar.
På Games for Change Latin Amerikas 15-årsjubileum presenterar Gilson Schwartz innovativa projekt som Bots x Bets och Risk Trails, vilka sammanbinder teknik, konst, demokrati och inkludering.
Join us on June 28 at Eco Cultural Center Sueli Pontes in Niterói for Joga RH, a free event celebrating Fluminense’s digital game development, featuring over a dozen local developers sharing insights and inspiring future game creators.
Immerse yourself in a vibrant world of over 35 digital games at the third Playable Festival, entirely free and showcasing Brazilian artists as part of Sesc 24 de Maio’s Festa! circuit.
This year, PUCPR’s Digital Games Showcase on June 23rd-24th at Curitiba’s Extended Reality Center offers free public access, voting for favorite student-made games, and even a chance to see top votes win spots in Riachuelo Studio’s Game Room, with OnLoop’s Digital Video Game Soundtracks exhibit happening alongside.
At the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Hideo Kojima envisioned a future where AI revolutionizes video game narratives, emphasizing the importance of player-driven storytelling in games like his upcoming Death Stranding 2.
Nintendo’s exclusive Paris event showcased the Nintendo Switch 2 with playable demos of highly anticipated titles like Mario Kart World, engaging up to 24 players, and revealed insights from industry professionals about the console’s capabilities and lineup.
Immerse yourself in the epic symphonic journey of PlayStation The Concert, featuring iconic game themes from God of War to Horizon, live at Paris’s Accor Arena on April 30, 2025.
This year’s 6th Pegasus Awards, celebrating French video game achievements, are scheduled for March 6th, 2025, at La Cigale, following a voting process by over 2,500 industry professionals and amidst notable strikes for better working conditions in renowned studios like Ubisoft.
In response to declining visitor numbers at the 2024 Paris Games Week and reduced publisher participation, organizers propose a multi-site event inspired by the Olympics, celebrating video games as a significant cultural industry with support from French Minister of Culture Rachida Dati.