Data is displayed in light-grey when the information comes from the user himself without any confirmation (credit or peer) or comes from a peer but is not confirmed by the user himself
Data is displayed in dark-grey when
- The information comes from a game manual (official credits)
- or the information is confirmed by the user himself and it is confirmed by, at least, 1 peer
Data is displayed in black when- The information comes from game manual (official credits) and the information is confirmed by, at least, 1 peer
- or the information is confirmed by the user himself
Philosophy
Game Credits is an original idea from Connection Events.
Game Credits is a huge database covering video game professionals and the games they have worked on. We aim to offer a complete game repertory, complete with details about people and companies that participate in their creation.Game Credits offers you the chance to:
- Leave your mark on the industry
- Publish reliable information about your expertise with an accurate accounting of all projects you worked on
- Keep in touch with other professionals you worked with during your career.
- A "rich" database and reliable information.
- Publish reliable information about your expertise with an accurate accounting of all projects you worked on
- Keep in touch with other professionals you worked with during your career.
- A "rich" database and reliable information.
Game credits audience
- Publishers or firms who want to know the track records of studios or other publishers
- Industry professionals who wish to find former colleagues
- Industry professionals who want to be better informed on accomplishments of development studios
- Employers who want to validate the career of their candidates by consulting a site on which game credits are certified
- Fans who would like to follow the games produced by their favourite game designers
- Industry professionals who wish to find former colleagues
- Industry professionals who want to be better informed on accomplishments of development studios
- Employers who want to validate the career of their candidates by consulting a site on which game credits are certified
- Fans who would like to follow the games produced by their favourite game designers
Where is the information coming from?
The information is provided by different sources. Most of it comes from credits available in the actual games. We are also in touch with developers, producers and studios who contribute to the database.
A part of our team is dedicated to the verification of the information we receive. Together with these internal verification processes, some other steps are in place thanks to industry professionals that review the data we collect.
The information we have, especially regarding people and companies, is likely to change; it is inevitable that some mistakes will occur. When mistakes are reported , we carefully check the new information and update the data. Please don't hesitate to inform us when you see out of date information.
The very nature of this site means some errors will occur. As a consequence, Game Credits can't be held responsible of any damage suffered, especially? but not only- concerning a loss of profits, job opportunities, or clientele.