North Carolina was already the best place in the country to run a game company - now it's 15% better!

Starting this year, North Carolina is now providing tax incentives for game companies and other businesses developing interactive and digital media. Click here to learn more or contact Wayne Watkins, of the Wake County Economic Development Board.

news and press

20 Aug 2010 - RTI to Host Demo of Advanced Biofeedback-based Game Controller

22 Jul 2010 - Digital Media Production Incentives Introduced for North Carolina Companies

7 May 2010 - Triangle Game Conference 2010

tgc twitter mentions

Apr 16 9:33 - Gareth_Lodge: #tgconf. 3rd and final day. In payments hub heaven - Andy Schmidt just finished, listening to Patrick Maes of HCL give real life insight

Apr 15 12:40 - peoplemarketing: Unilever, Coca-Cola, P&G, Giraffas e Kellogg são marcas presentes no Habbo Hotel (pronuncia-se "rabú"). #exame966

Apr 15 12:39 - Zelcocommunity: P&G is looking for a Manufacturing Process Engineer for a full time position. Please send CV to contact@zelco.org or apply on the community

Apr 15 12:34 - WriterMommy: http://tweetphoto.com/18535215 getting ready for my 1st speaking engagement with #p&g.

Apr 14 9:24 - INNOV8game: RT @archon: Thanks to everyone who made #tgconf such a success. 900 attendees including the governor! Rock on, Raleigh-Durham.

Triangle Game Conference

TGC is the leading East Coast event for developers and professionals working in the interactive entertainment and serious game industries. The inaugural 2009 conference featured more than 40 participating companies and over 700 attendees for the two-day conference. TGC 2010 proved just as strong with double the space at the Marriott City Center and Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, North Carolina the conference pulled in more than 50 participating companies and over 900 attendees.

With our second conference now behind us we are working to update the site with session videos, images and other highlights from TGC 2010 as well as starting the planning process for TGC 2011. Continue to keep an eye on our site for updates, and be sure to follow us on Twitter and friend us on Facebook for the most up-to-date conference information.

Speakers

TGC 2010 offered an extensive line up of tracks and included over 100 individual speakers for an immersive learning exchange on market innovations, game development trends and the future of the video game industry. These tracks were comprised of panels, lectures and discussions that allowed attendees to advance their learning and "Immerse Themselves" in everything that the game industry in the Triangle has to offer.

Click here for a full listing of 2010 speakers and check out our Conference page for videos and images from this year’s event.