Sentence examples for gaming trade from inspiring English sources

The backbencher made the comments following a meeting of leading game publishers at Westminster organised by the gaming trade body, TIGA.

Your child is entering an expertly woven spider Web that uses a "freemium" technique, or the "velvet rope," in children's gaming trade show jargon.

It said it would preview the machine at the annual E3 Expo, a gaming trade conference held in June in Los Angeles.

Instead, he requested Sony's help in securing a place for No Man's Sky at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, the largest gaming trade show in America.

Jo Twist, head of UK Interactive Entertainment, the gaming trade body, said it made sense for book publishers to work with the £3bn British games industry.

A major report by the gaming trade body UK Interactive Entertainment (Ukie), presented to Culture minister Ed Vaizey, predicts that the fast-growing sector could generate a further £1bn a year by 2020.

Such a gaming phone could be announced next month at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) video game trade show in Santa Monica.

Furthermore, many standalone Android or iOS gaming companies trade or have been sold at somewhere between $200 million and 400 million.

"Information technology and gaming, international trade, life services, health care and professional services are the areas anticipating the most growth in the greater Seattle area," says George Allen, senior vice president of government relations at the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

One problem is that domestic publishers are not participating in any meaningful way in two of the hottest parts of the global video game industry: subscription-based online gaming and trade-ins of used games.

On the one hand, he said, "China has been very aggressive in gaming the trading system to its advantage," and "it is indisputable that they intervene heavily in the currency markets".