The Value of Gaming Intellectual Property
Former Senior Director at NCSOFT and Take-Two Interactive Software
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Why is this interview interesting?
- Why mobile-first companies like Zynga have an advantage in a free-to-play world
- How the traditional publishers can adapt intellectual property for mobile free-to-play
- How the barriers to entry are lower but barriers to success higher for free-to-play games
- The comparison of Fortnite and PUBG intellectual property versus traditional publishers
- How the Chinese work with Western publishers and risks of West losing power in the gaming industry
The Value of Gaming Intellectual Property(July 3, 2020)
Chong Ahn
Former Senior Director at NCSOFT and Take-Two Interactive Software
Chong has 20 years of experience in building and publishing free-to-play games across all platforms. He is the Former Senior Director of Mobile at NCSOFT, one of the largest gaming publishers in Korea. Chong previously worked as an Executive Producer at Scopely, a leading mobile game publisher, and Ubisoft where he was responsible for bringing AAA free-to-play games to market.
Interview Transcript
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