Headed by BAFTA winning* video game veteran Martin Korda, VideoGameConsulting.com brings together an elite team of international industry experts to help give your products the edge they need in an increasingly competitive and crowded marketplace.

Whether you’re a multinational publisher/developer seeking in-depth evaluations of AAA games, a PR looking for mock reviews or a fledgling company seeking expert opinion on its business model or debut title, VideoGameConsulting.com offers professional advice on all levels.

VideoGameConsulting.com's Managing Director Martin Korda has built a formidable reputation throughout the games industry, having consulted for some of the world's largest and most well respected development and publishing outfits, including Electronic Arts, Sierra Games, Sega, Ubisoft, Atari, Activision, Eidos, Lionhead Studios and Valve Software.

For close to a decade, the former PC Zone senior reviews editor has been one of Europe’s most widely published games journalists and critics, with his extensive writing credits including The Guardian, IGN.com, Eurogamer, computerandvideogames.com, GamesIndustry.biz, PC Zone, PSW, CVG, Official Xbox Magazine, OXM360, Stuff, Stuff Gamer, Xbox World, PC Format, PSG, PC Gear, Computer Buyer, Computer Shopper and Gamezebo.com. In 2005, he was lead scriptwriter on Peter Molyneux's BAFTA winning game The Movies and part of the writing team behind international bestseller Black & White 2.

In 2006, Martin created VideoGameConsulting.com, bringing together the cream of international gaming critics and experts - including US Associate and former VP of Product Acquisitions for Microids and Director of Acquisitions for DreamCatcherInteractive/The Adventure Co, Scott Steinberg (right), the US’s most prolific journalist - to provide developers and publishers with unparalleled expertise and advice for ways in which to improve and market their products, as well as offering professional scriptwriting services.

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*Lead writer and consultant on The Movies, winner Best Simulation BAFTA 2006.