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Middleware firm Emergent guns for casual developers
Aug 21st 2008 at 13:54 by Ed Fear

Emergent is to address the growing casual games sector by providing a lower-cost license to the latest version of its Gamebryo game engine.
Speaking exclusively to our sister publication Develop prior to its press conference at Games Convention, Emergent CEO Geoffrey Selzer explained how the new pricing structure has come from observing the growth of the industry.
“Casual means a lot of things to a lot of different people. Casual developers are now doing games on Xbox Live and PSN and WiiWare, and what they're really trying to do is go after a new market, but they're still demanding the same type of technology.
"They're still going up against all of the same challenges that you do when you're launching a large-scale game. So this is our attempt to align our interests and the industry's interests.”
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