Prizes, appointments and Game Developers Conference for EVE

CCP has announced that it is now a strong presence at the Game Developers Conference, held from 23 to March 27 in San Francisco. The Icelandic company has recently won two awards that recognize innovation, and has announced that it has begun a recruitment process to get the services of 60 developers, while its latest expansion, Apocrypha, was recently released in stores and distributed by Atari.

CPC has received two awards last month, the Icelandic Innovation and Knowledge Award from the Association of Businessmen and Economists and the 2009 Top 10 Innovative Technology Companies Award from the Technology Association of Georgia. Both awards recognize the quality and innovation of the technical development of CCP.

“CCP was founded on the concepts of innovation and the pursuit of perfection,” Veiga said Hilmar Petursson, CEO of CCP. “These values are still our standard for everything we do, even when we have expanded around the world in recent years. We feel very proud and humbled to have been recognized with these prestigious awards and we are even more determined to make people Bright and build the best technology to create battles of the most convincing virtual worlds imaginable. ”

Moreover CCP is present in the Games Developers Converence, being held these days in San Francisco. Several of its leaders offered lectures on his experiences in the world of massive multiplayer online games. In addition, the team recruited CCP is accepting resumes to get the sixty talented developers.

“We look to grow our development team and it’s fantastic to see how we win awards,” said Mike Tinney, president of CCP North America. “Hiring the best talent and solving hard problems, 2008 was a great year for us. Now in 2009 we will continue to enhance our recruitment team and we will continue to enrich the experience for players of EVE, and developing and improving rest of our future projects.