Sesso 1: Vivendo e Aprendendo a Jogar

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Sessão 1 Vivendo e Aprendendo a Jogar Gilson
Schwartz 14 de maio de 2005
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• O mercado de jogos é dividido em nichos
• entretenimento puro,
• middlewares (ferramentas para o desenvolvimento e
  manutenção de jogos),
• advergames (jogos com vocação publicitária),
• business games (simulações de negócios com fim de
  aprendizado).

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• Faturamento aproximadamente R 18 milhões
• Essa estimativa refere-se apenas ao faturamento
  das desenvolvedoras,
• Incluindo distribuição, embalagem, marketing,
  publicidade faturamento de R 100 milhões,
• Segundo a IDG Consulting (2004), a pirataria de
  jogos no Brasil é de 94,
• Prejuízo calculado em US 210 milhões.

Nos EUA, em 2002 total de vendas no varejo de
video games (hardware, software e acessórios)
foi de US 10.3 bilhões
ELECTRONIC GAMES US 17 BILHÕES!!! Retail Sales
of Video Game Products (excl. PC Games), U.S.9.9
bil.2004 Total Video Game Industry Software
Sales, U.S.6.2 bil.2004 Portable Gaming Software
Sales, U.S.1.0 bil.2004
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Número médio de funcionários nas empresas de
jogos 15 pessoas
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As desenvolvedoras brasileiras apresentam
proporção programadores/artistas (ilustradores e
modeladores 3D) diferente de mercados
consolidados no desenvolvimento como Inglaterra
e Estados Unidos. Nesses países, normalmente,
existem dois artistas para cada programador.
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Lista das 47 Empresas Contatadas pela
Abragames 14 Bits www.14bits.com.br 44 Bico Largo
www.44bicolargo.com.br Akan Tecnologia
Educacional www.akan.inf.br Atlantis Studios
www.atlantis-studios.com Banana Games
www.bananagames.com.br Bermuda Soft
www.bermudasoft.com.br Bitcrafters Inc.
www.bitcrafters.com.br Calibre Entretenimento
www.mycgiserver.com/brunogaspar/calibre Continuum
www.continuum.com.br Cyber Gambá
www.geocities.com/cybergamba2003/index Délirus
Entertainment www.delirus.com.br Devworks Game
Technology www.devworks.com.br Dynamic Games
www.dynamicgames.com.br ENE Solutions
www.enesolutions.com EonsGames Entertainment
www.eonsgames.com Espaço Informática
www.hades2.com/espaco FourX Development
www.fourx.com.br Funlogic www.funlogic.com.br Gree
n Land Studios www.greenlandstudios.com Homo
Ludens www.homoludens.com.br Hoplon Infotainment
www.hoplon.com.br Ignis www.ignisgames.com.br Infl
ammatio Entretenimento www.inflammatio.com Jynx
Playware www.jynx.com.br Lemonworks Interactive
www.lemonworks.com.br Level UP www.levelup.com.br
LocZ Tecnologia Multimídia www.locz.com.br Ludens
Artis www.ludensartis.com.br Lúmen Technology
www.lumentechnology.com.br MADGAM
www.madgam.com.br Meantime Mobile Creations
www.meantime.com.br Nyx Entertainment
www.nyx-e.com Oniria Entertainment
www.oniriagames.com.br Outbox Games
www.outboxgames.com Palmsoft Tecnologia
www.palmsoft.com.br Paralelo Computação
www.paralelo.com.br Perceptum www.perceptum.com Pr
eloud www.preloud.com Sioux Soluções Digitais
www.sioux.com.br Sollipsis Interactive
www.sollipsis.com Southlogic Studios
www.southlogic.com.br Staridia Softworks
www.staridia.com Sylic Games www.sylic.com.br Tabu
leiro www.tabuleiro.com Tilt www.tilt.net Wiz
Technologies www.wiz.com.br Z80 software
www.z80software.com
http//www.abragames.com.br/docs/PesquisaAbragames
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Video Game Industry. Job Trends Statistics
http//www.adigitaldreamer.com/articles/video-game
-industry.htm
The Bureau of Labor predicts that the growth of
software publishing, of which video game design
is a part, will expand by 67.9 between 2002 and
2012. This is the fastest growing industry across
all sectors. Revenue from computer games now
exceeds that from the Hollywood box office.
Competition for market share is cutthroat and the
consumer demands ever more complexity and
lifelike graphics and animation. In 2002, 256,000
people were employed in software publishing.
Software and hardware have now become
commodities, few homes do not possess at least
one computer, and their use in business and
industry is close to saturation. Convergent
technology has blurred the boundaries between
sectors, so opportunities for a video game
designer now exist not just for PCs, but also
within mobile telephony. Clearly, there is
immense opportunity if you have been trained at
college for video game design. Because Video Game
Design is a relatively new, but flourishing
occupation, the Bureau of Labor does not have
exact salary figures. According to an article in
their publication, The Occupational Outlook
Handbook' surveys of placement agencies found
that the average salary was between 35,000 and
75,000. Clearly, salary will depend in part on
your reputation within the field.
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Edutainment From Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia. Edutainment is a recently coined
term that expresses the union between education
and entertainment in a television program, game
or website.
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Entertainment Media Industry Overview, 2004
http//www.plunkettresearch.com/entertainment/ente
rtainment_statistics_1.htm
Total Consumer Spending on Media 190
bil. Broadcast TV Stations, 1,748 Global Music
Sales 32 bil. Number of iPods Sold 4.4
mil U.S. Box Office Revenues (Film) 9.4
bil. DVD Rentals and Sales at Retail 21.2
bil. ELECTRONIC GAMES Retail Sales of Video
Game Products (excl. PC Games), 9.9
bil. Video Game Industry Software Sales 6.2
bil. Portable Gaming Software Sales 1.0
bil. Total 17.1 bil. Includes consumer
spending on cable and satellite tv access and
services consumer books consumer internet
access and content consumer magazine
subscriptions entertainment (box office, home
video, interactive television, recorded music and
video games) newspaper subscriptions, satellite
radio subscriptions
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Indústria de games no Brasil / Indústria de games
nos EUA
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