Game Developers Conference
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The Game Developers Conference, or GDC, is an annual industry conference held in San Francisco, Cologne, Germany, and Shanghai, China.
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627: Final Fight Questions
Games games games! This week we get deep into Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Doom Eternal, and Half-Life: Alyx, talk PlayStation 5 details, think really hard about Artifact 2, and finally decide that age-old question: Splinter Cell or Samba de Amigo?
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627: Final Fight Questions
Games games games! This week we get deep into Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Doom Eternal, and Half-Life: Alyx, talk PlayStation 5 details, think really hard about Artifact 2, and finally decide that age-old question: Splinter Cell or Samba de Amigo?
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624: Depth and Lightness
On this Super Tuesday, we ask: what is it people want from modernity? Is it a new Trackmania? A delayed GDC? Thoughts on Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Ori and the Will of the Wisps? To abolish shoestring fries? A 311 concert which continues unto eternity? Indeed, what?
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624: Depth and Lightness
On this Super Tuesday, we ask: what is it people want from modernity? Is it a new Trackmania? A delayed GDC? Thoughts on Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Ori and the Will of the Wisps? To abolish shoestring fries? A 311 concert which continues unto eternity? Indeed, what?
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623: It Might Be a Whammo!
From new Xbox Series X details to coronavirus fears, Steam indies like Taur and Quantum League, our latest fighting game roundup, the second coming of Burnout Paradise, a nunchaku clinic, and the dystopian sound of NookLink, this week there's a lot to talk about!
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623: It Might Be a Whammo!
From new Xbox Series X details to coronavirus fears, Steam indies like Taur and Quantum League, our latest fighting game roundup, the second coming of Burnout Paradise, a nunchaku clinic, and the dystopian sound of NookLink, this week there's a lot to talk about!
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3/3/2017: NIER MISS
NieR: Automata, Zelda at GDC, Switch purchase plans, GDC Awards, and more!
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Guest Column: The Strange, Wonderful, Non-Commercial Games of alt.ctrl.GDC
Guest Columnist Jason Imms traveled to this year's alt.ctrl.GDC, a showcase of games that feature novel control schemes and unique sorts of interactivity.
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As Nintendo Evolved, So Did Animal Crossing
The weird series about sharing, communication, and chopping trees has shown how teams with wildly varying backgrounds have changed game development for the better.
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Porpentine's Wonderful World of Slime
Intensely personal, erotic, bizarre, and unabashedly honest are just a few words that describe the work of Porpentine, one of gaming's most absorbing designers.
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Worth Reading 04/05/2013
It's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack.
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Giant Bomb Gaming Minute 03/28/2013 - PAX East & GDC
Jeff Gerstmann tells you about PAX East and GDC (but conveniently leaves out the bit about the GDC pie-flushing contest).
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03-26-2013
Ryan, Jeff, and Patrick return from PAX East 2013 exhausted, excited, and looking forward to the shenanigans promised by GDC 2013. Now! Who wants pie?
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Keiji Inafune's Message to Japanese Developers
Japan needs to find the desire to win, argued the former Capcom designer.
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The Mystery of Saints Row: The Third's 8th Player Voice
A voice so cool, the GDC audience actually got upset when it was revealed.
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Iteration, Progress and Logical Fallacies: Vlambeer Tackles the Cloning Debate
The industry is talking about cloning, but Super Crate Box developer Vlambeer argues we're talking about the wrong things.
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Risk, Reward, Failure, Success: The Bumpy Development of Superbrothers EP: Sword & Sworcery
Capybara Games co-founder and president Nathan Vella discusses the moment when his game wasn't a game, but they pushed on.
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Playing the Fool With Johann Sebastian Joust
As GDC 2012 kicks off, Johann Sebastian Joust designer Doug Wilson explains how we need more stupid in our games.
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Worth Reading: 03/02/2012
An island full of musical frogs, a soldier examining the reality of war in the video game world, and more in this week's edition of Worth Reading.
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