Next ECTS spells the end of having to pretend to be a Joint Managing Chief Officer Executive
Making up your own job title is no longer necessary.
This year, ECTS, the long-standing European games industry show, will be letting the general public visit for the first time, meaning there will be no more invasions by hordes of thirteen year-old CEO’s. This year, everyone can go as themselves.
CMP Europe, the organisers behind ECTS, have simply stated that something new is needed for the event after last year’s show failed to attract any of the bigger players in the industry. Although everyone of any importance was at the show, attending meetings and so on, there were no hardware companies exhibiting, with the biggest name publisher showing being Ubi Soft.
The event will be split into two sections, with divisions of the games industry located in one of two halls at London’s ExCel exhibition centre.
Details of how public tickets can be obtained are yet to be released.
CMP Europe, the organisers behind ECTS, have simply stated that something new is needed for the event after last year’s show failed to attract any of the bigger players in the industry. Although everyone of any importance was at the show, attending meetings and so on, there were no hardware companies exhibiting, with the biggest name publisher showing being Ubi Soft.
The event will be split into two sections, with divisions of the games industry located in one of two halls at London’s ExCel exhibition centre.
Details of how public tickets can be obtained are yet to be released.