Welcome to Guangzhou Game Show 2013 in China

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Welcome to Guangzhou Game Show 2013 in China

Guangzhou Game Show 2013
Date: April 3rd -5th ,2013
Venue: China Import and Export Fair Pazhou Complex （Area A）
Add: No.382, Mid of Yuejiang Road, Haizhu Distric, Guangzhou,Guangdong,China
Organized by: Guangzhou Grandeur Exhibition Services Co., Ltd

Successful Guangzhou Game Show 2012
In March 2012, the Game Show was held successfully with over 30 professional associations from more than 20 countries, 150 target media and authorities attending the show. On the grand exhibition 2012, many renowned brands attended this expo including Tecent Games, UCWeb, Namco Bandai Games, SEGA, zqgame,WHALAP, Tecent, Cins, Xunlei Game, Tencent,Netease,Shenhong Game, 7road,feiyin, Gamewave, CODELUX, Duoyi,Baitian, 8zgame, 37wan,Baiyou100,Youkagames, Renren,UC, Weedong, Chaoyou,fTXgame etc. During the three days, a total of 120,000 people visited the show, which built the network and digital interactive game industry expo to be Southern China Area’s largest exposition.
Promised Guangzhou Game Show 2013
Thanks to the impressive Guangzhou Game Show 2012, we’ll have another brilliant Guangzhou Game Show 2013 to feast your eyes. It’s expected that more Chinese purchasers as well as international purchasers will be invited to join this expo and we are taking pains to invite other famous corporations to participate in it such as Neowiz Games, Blizzard Entertainment, NHN, Softstar Entertainment, Smilegate, Crytek GmbH, AMD etc.

What’s more, Guangzhou Animation Exchange Carnival will be held at the same period. And it will run 5 theme activities and 7 forums like Classic Game Show List, Super Cosplay Games, China Original Animation Competition, Game Developer Meeting, Game Industry Forum, Online Game Forum, Game Creation Salon. In Game Show 2013, we will have a B to B exhibition district, in which companies related to online game industrial chain will gather together to have face-to-face meetings with potential partners to help meet their business objectives. In addition, our show will share the related professional buyers and it can make our exhibitors more effective.

Exhibition Scope
Online games: web games; console games; PC games; game promotion platforms; cloud engines; payment software; game software and products around games, digital information platform.
Animation: cartoons, caricature, animation designs, animation videos, animation products, animation digital publications.
Others: mobile games, mobile games interactive entertainment, board games, software and hardware manufacture, network service equipment.

We sincerely look forward to your comings and enjoying the splendid days together!

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[chromie92]

I thought video games were illegal in China?

 

[CostinRaz]

Who told you that ridiculous notion? There are a ton of games played in China, especially online games.

Certainly games like CoD for instance would be banned because of the violence and all of that, or they would have some content changed, but in a country of 1 billion you can bet a lot of them play games.

 

[Garrison72]

I think she was joking.

 

[CostinRaz]

I wouldn't put it past Chromie.

 

[chromie92]

I think she was joking.

+1

Consoles are illegal though. PS3 has just been certified for release in China at least.

 

[CostinRaz]

You say that as if it's a bad thing they are banned.

 

[chromie92]

You say that as if it's a bad thing they are banned.

I'm just sure we all realize banning consoles doesn't stop people from obtaining them. I'm just surprised there is a game show in China considering their stance on consoles not that I've heard of most of these studios.

And this is a thread by a spambot isn't it?

 

[Garrison72]

I'm just sure we all realize banning consoles doesn't stop people from obtaining them.

LMAO!

You're on a roll.

 

[M4xw0lf.978]

And this is a thread by a spambot isn't it?

And an exceptionally well educated spambot, at that

 

[CostinRaz]

I'm just sure we all realize banning consoles doesn't stop people from obtaining them. I'm just surprised there is a game show in China considering their stance on consoles not that I've heard of most of these studios.

And this is a thread by a spambot isn't it?

Well if they were banned world wide companies would stop producing games for them and that to me would be wonderful indeed.

As for those companies, considering the population China has it's own developers so that's probably who those guys are.

And yes it is a spam bot.

 

[booksgames]

Interesting, is that a kind of Asian E3 ?

Hopefully that Guangzhou Game Show will make some competition with the TGS />. I'm asking questions, but if it's a spambot I doubt any answer will come haha.

The gaming industry can find opportunities in China and I can't wait to see what type of games will rise out of that new market.

 

[dragonbird]

Do you guys have any IDEA how damaging it is to the psyches of moderators when you respond to spambots as though they're actual people? It breaks our programming.

 

[chromie92]

Do you guys have any IDEA how damaging it is to the psyches of moderators when you respond to spambots as though they're actual people? It breaks our programming.

I'm sorry I'm too easily fooled!

 

[Garrison72]

Do you guys have any IDEA how damaging it is to the psyches of moderators when you respond to spambots as though they're actual people? It breaks our programming.

Sorry DB.

 

[dragonbird]

I should think so. It causes a logic overload which makes our banhammers overheat and explode in a shower of pastel-coloured sparkles.

(And I noticed that Namco Bandai is listed as an exhibitor. So this is a good thing, right?)

 

[booksgames]

I should think so. It causes a logic overload which makes our banhammers overheat and explode in a shower of pastel-coloured sparkles.

(And I noticed that Namco Bandai is listed as an exhibitor. So this is a good thing, right?)

Well I think answers to flood bots, as they can't be commented, should be taken as questions for people that are interested in the topic />.

For namco bandai presence, it's a good sign for Japanese gaming industry and ... for dark souls' casual -of course- fans />. Good luck with your banning sparkles, its always a good way for getting respected haha.