Please join us this Friday for a Toronto info session presented by ID@Xbox. Speakers from the team will share insights on the state of the Independent Developer program and publishing process, current Microsoft initiatives to consider, and tips for maximizing success on Xbox One and Windows 10. There will be an opportunity for Q&A after!

This info session is FREE, but registration is required. There is a room capacity of 25 people.

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The ID@Xbox program enables qualified game developers of all sizes to unleash their creativity by self-publishing digital games on Xbox One and Windows 10 with Xbox Live, giving studios the tools and support needed to maximize their success.

Details

Friday Feb 1
10 to 11:30 AM

Microsoft Toronto Offices
222 Bay Street
Suite 1201
Toronto-Dominion Centre, Ernst & Young Tower

Light breakfast provided.

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