The Virtual Visions track: Exploring the Latest in VR and AR Technology
The Virtual Visions track at Pocket Gamer Connects London will delve into the exciting world of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). With the recent announcement of Apple Vision Pro, the VR/AR/XR scene is experiencing a resurgence in interest and innovation. This track will take attendees on a transformative journey through the latest advancements and groundbreaking applications, providing cutting-edge insights that will redefine the possibilities of this rapidly evolving technology landscape.
Spy on your players! Analytics rules – Serg Kharchenko at PG Connects London
Serg Kharchenko, Evangelist at CM Games, will discuss the importance of analytics in understanding player behavior and optimizing game experiences. With the increasing popularity of VR and AR games, developers need to have a deep understanding of how players interact with their games to make informed design and marketing decisions. Kharchenko’s talk will explore the latest techniques and tools in player analytics, giving attendees valuable insights into how to improve their games.
Designing for VR: Creating Immersive Experiences in Sniper Elite – Jordan Woodward and Charlie Scowen at PG Connects London
In this session, Jordan Woodward, Head of Design at Rebellion, will share the challenges and best practices the studio encountered in bringing its iconic Sniper Elite franchise to VR. From adapting gameplay mechanics for VR headsets to implementing changes that enhance immersion, Woodward will provide valuable insights for game developers looking to bring existing franchises to VR. The session will also discuss the future of VR and innovations in hardware that can assist game developers.
Non-Visual Access to Virtual Reality: How VR Works for the Visually Impaired – Chris Hainsworth, Paull Shelley, and Craig Brett at PG Connects London
Virtual reality is typically a visual experience, but what about those who are visually impaired? In this session, Chris Hainsworth, Founder at Blind Burners, along with Paull Shelley and Craig Brett, will explore the possibilities of non-visual access to VR. They will discuss advancements and technologies that enable visually impaired individuals to have meaningful VR experiences, opening up new avenues for accessibility and inclusion in the VR industry.
Building for (Virtual) Reality – an nDreams Story: Patrick O’Luanaigh in Conversation with Chris James at PG Connects London
Patrick O’Luanaigh, CEO of nDreams, a prominent player in the VR sector, will share his expertise and experiences in a fireside chat with Chris James, CEO at Steel Media. With over a decade of experience in the VR industry, O’Luanaigh will provide valuable insights into the past, present, and future of XR (extended reality). Attendees will gain valuable insights into the VR industry and what the future holds for this rapidly growing field.
The Virtual Visions track at Pocket Gamer Connects London promises to be a fascinating exploration of the latest advancements in VR and AR technology. From analytics and game design to accessibility and future trends, attendees will gain valuable insights and knowledge from industry experts. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and network with some of the most innovative minds in the gaming industry. Book your tickets now and be a part of this exciting conference!
Analyst comment
Positive news: The Virtual Visions track at Pocket Gamer Connects London will explore the latest advancements in VR and AR technology. The announcement of Apple Vision Pro has sparked renewed interest and innovation in the VR/AR/XR scene. This conference will provide valuable insights and knowledge for attendees, including discussions on analytics, game design, accessibility, and future trends. The market for VR and AR technology is expected to grow rapidly as more advancements are made and developers gain a deeper understanding of player behavior.
