"I really enjoyed GDC, but the talks there left me with more questions than answers. Tough questions, that could use some real debate. Frequent, vigorous, respectful debate is good for a community, an industry, and an art form." ...
"We hope to inspire developers that represent our global audience. By investing in developers with unique perspectives, we can bring more exciting content to VR fans everywhere." ...
"To better understand game puzzles, and understand what makes a puzzle interesting or boring, I started creating a tool for analyzing and visualizing the state space of the puzzle." ...
Phil Elliot of Square Enix Collective (SEC) describes how the project aims to help indie game makers with promotion, crowdfunding, and even publishing. He also outlines what SEC is looking for in a pitch. ...
In the face of online outcry, CEO Trent Oster says that his studio does not condone harassment but will move to address fan complaints regarding bugs. ...
"The fact is, even more than other comparable events, GDC media coverage is very dependent on the profile of the announcements made during the week and there are no staple press conferences." ...
"I'd like to explore the role that comedy can play in a video game, and how we as game composers can use some of the techniques from comedic sound design to our best advantage." ...
"What networking really is, is just getting to know as many people as you can. A network is about being able to flexibly call upon a friend when you're in need of something that you didn't know you needed a week ago." ...
Chris King, a game designer at Paradox Development Studio, says the key to making strategy games like Europa Universalis and Crusader Kings is knowing how much history to include...and leave out. ...
"It's a team meeting in which you all discuss an event, including summarizing (or detailing) what happened, what the effects were, any successes or failures, and any work or process changes you want to make as a result of it." ...