Gph Announced Competition

[sbock]

Google translation:

Competition

Complete the application form included in an attachment.

Competition Overview


Date: March 23, 2010 to December 31, 2010
Host: Game Park Holdings, Korea Game Developers Association
Sponsor: Korea & Content Agency
Category: GPH Platform

Competition Schedule progress:

Planning Competition Reception: March 23, 2010 to April 15, 2010
Stroke Competition term examination: 20 April 2010 to 26 April 2010
Planning Competition Announced: April 27, 2010 (homepage, and notified individually)
Planning Competition Prizes: April 30, 2010 (where further Notice)
Prototype competition received: 2010 July 1 to July 15
Prototype competition assessment: 2010 July 16-July 23
Prototype Competition Announced: July 27, 2010 (homepage, and notified individually)
Prototype Competition Prizes: future bulletin
Last received: October 2010 seconds (website will be announced later)
Final examination: one in October 2010 (website will be announced later)
Final release: end of October 2010 (website will be announced later)
End Prizes: G Star 2010 (Dates and locations will be notified later Home)


Award
Division

Number of Prizes

Planning Competition

Development aid

5 flights and outside

Each 1 million won a set of development kit 2

Prototype competition

Development aid

5 flights and outside

Each 1 million won development kit 2 sets

Final award

Content Agency, Korea Chang Sang

1 side

₩ 5,000,000

Game Park, Chang Sang Holdings, Inc.

2 flights

Each of 2 million won

Chang Sang Korea Game Developers Association

3 flights

1 million won each


- GPH portable gaming competition applied for all games organized by the Korea Game Developers Association 2010 Indie Game Competition with duplicate entries
- Each step is a duplicate award
- One project planning prototype can not enter the final competition in all of the steps
- I never application steps, even if the application is possible in the next step (for example): Planning and conspiracy, even though the prototype did not enter the competition entries available
- Applied for the final competition, regardless of whether any work awarded Game Park Holdings, the commercial support through FunGP


Application Process
- Down to the reception desk and mail hard copy (mail, courier, courier can be both) must be mailed to. We accept the deadline until 18:00.
- listed to receive E-mail application form must be mailed files. Send a file greater than 45MB and can not get.
- By mail and files received a signed receipt 2 received both can be completed. Even if one kinds of omissions will not be accepted.


Documents Reception
- Zip Code 431-060 / Gwanyang-dong 1591-9, Dongan (AP) 601, Anyang Knowledge Industry Promotion Agency gongmojeon> person in front of hyudaeyonggeim <GPH Game Park Holdings
- File received E-mail: dev@gp2x.com
- GPH portable gaming competition also received inquiries Tel: 070-7012-1518

Source: http://dev.fungp.co.kr

 

[ant512]

I don't understand. If the prize is a development kit, it stands to reason that the people who want to win don't have a development kit. If they don't have a development kit, how are they going to write a game to enter into the competition?

This is made doubly confusing due to the fact that there is no official development kit yet.

(Head explodes.)

 

[paines]

IMHO,GPH really should work on it's non-Korean content, or hire some agency to translate their stuff. Half of that stuff doesn't make sense.

 

[Nintendo]

WOW!!! That's a lot of South Korean ₩ ON !!!

 

[Mr 2X]

I think it's their "work plan" for the coming months, and (much) later it will be announced officially in English.



OT: but.. does someone compete to Pandora Angst Coding Competition?

It ends this Sunday!  :unsure:

 

[EvilDragon]

Yep, there is a competition being planned for non-Koreans. It's not yet announced yet

 

[paines]

IMHO,GPH really should work on it's non-Korean content, or hire some agency to translate their stuff. Half of that stuff doesn't make sense.

Ohh, it's a Google Translation. Then, I apologize.

 

[sbock]

WOW!!! That's a lot of South Korean ₩ ON !!!

Exactly. You get the interesting point of my posting, mate.
Yes, I think 2 million won is a nice price money...

 

[Schnatterplatsch]

...should I make a Pokemon-Clone?

Koreans seem to want to be like the japanese. See this idea wih the korean DS B)

 

[Exophase]

Just in case anyone was wondering, the exchange rate is: 1 South Korean Won = 0.000879392 USD (or, 1137 of them per $1 USD)

It sounds to me like they're putting up 22 million won total, or about $20k. Of course, no one person can win all that. I think if you make it all the way to the top you'd win 5 + 3 + 1, and then maybe 1 for the developmental aid part, or 9 million (a little under $8000 USD).

But of course the translation is still pretty unclear overall.