Rob Fahey

24/10/2008 @ 07:00

London Calling

The games industry, for all that it relies on cutting-edge technology, media and communications, isn't very good at talking to people. Specifically, it's got a rather odd attitude to communicating with its consumers - a rather stunted and unproductive approach to public events and product demonstrations that can leave the business looking socially awkward at best.

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