GB Daily Roundup: Elden Lord | April 1, 2022

I beat Elden Ring yesterday -- which was fantastic, by the way -- so now I can spend this weekend che

Presented by    I beat Elden Ring yesterday – which was fantastic, by the way – so now I can spend this weekend checking out Tunic. I've been hearing some good things about this indie game, so I'm excited. I hope you all also have something you're looking forward to this weekend. Take care! –Mike Minotti, GamesBeat reviews editor

The DeanBeat: GamesBeat Summit 2022 has 90 speakers and counting | VentureBeat We've scored 93 speakers so far for our GamesBeat Summit 2022 event taking place April 26 to April 28. And we're not done yet.

Big news and bigger rumors | GB Decides 242 | VentureBeat The crew beat Elden Ring. They talk about that, but first Mike yells at Jeff about Aladdin for Genesis, which isn't good.

A MESSAGE FROM FACEBOOK GAMING Evolving game marketing in a privacy-centric world While mobile gaming has soared in the last two years, concerns about sharing personal information with game developers have as well. Not to mention, some significant regulation and changes around data collection means games publishers and developers need to redefine their marketing to drive performance and game growth. Peel back the layers here.

Kaser Focus: I'm SpartaPlus | VentureBeat This week, we've seen the announcement of PlayStation's updated subscription service, and the cancellation of E3.

A MESSAGE FROM VB EVENTS GamesBeat Summit 2022 Bringing together industry leaders for the 14th annual executive summit, attendees will get the choice to attend and network at the exclusive live and in-person event for over 500 gaming executives in Los Angeles, and/or join thousands of the worldwide executive gaming community virtually to learn about what has changed and is disrupting the games industry.

A MESSAGE FROM FACEBOOK GAMING Owning the first-party data relationship with your players First-party data is the new marketing gold. Game developers are learning that using their first-party data is transformative – but only when they can fully own the relationship with their players by offering an authentic value exchange. Learn how successful developers are doing it.

Ready Player Me integrates its avatars with the Nemesis platform | VentureBeat Ready Player Me is partnering with The Nemesis, and users of the latter will be able to use their custom avatars across the metaverse.

Justin Kan's Fractal raises $35M for game-focused NFT marketplace | VentureBeat Twitch cofounder Justin Kan's Fractal has raised $35 million to build out its marketplace for gaming NFTs.

Concurrents readies Slice as a way to experience game demos instantly | VentureBeat Concurrents is preparing to release Slice, a way to experience a game demo instantly with almost no loading times.

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