Jemima Kiss has devised a superb piece of blog furniture over on The Guardian's Digital Content blog: the Elevator Pitch. The idea behind it is to offer start-ups the opportunity to sell their wares in a series of 10 very short questions that aim to get at the heart of their product. The result is a fast, furious and content-laden post that provides a feast of information on the breadth and depth of the new ideas that are currently floating around. It's also a nice bit of publicity for the company as well.
And so, as a major fan of that segment, I'm proposing we do a similar thing here on the gamesblog, but with game ideas.
As I expect there will be far far fewer game developers based in the UK who have games in the bag (though we interviewed Richard Vahrman from Brighton-based GPS gaming company LocoMatrix on Tech Weekly the other week), this will be a forum for game ideas that are in the process of independent development.
And so, if you have a little something you've been working on in your bedroom, or on the side on your work PC, please do get in touch with us at gamesblog+at+gmail.com and we'll welcome you into the lift.
