#GAMESGOGLOBAL
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Dirtybit describes being part of the pilot program #gamesgoglobal where 8 companies sign NDAs, trade concrete advice on analytics and PR, and share launch strategies and networks while working on a third game for the studio. The government puts 10 million allocated into the pilot, arranges meetings with ministers and even a state visit that raised media interest, and the group plans investor road trips to Finland and Sweden to turn practical learnings into export deals.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Norway Games initiative
- 2:18Media attention for devs
- 3:23Royal recognition
- 6:54Government funding details
- 7:40Minister’s support
- 9:22Program benefits
- 12:35Future expansion
- 13:40Closing remarks
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