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Gaming Steve Episode 2 - 03.10.2005
Today was day two of the Game Developers Conference (GDC) and I have yet more coverage.
Listen to my thoughts on the Bioware lecture and their preview of Jade Empire, the Nintendo keynote speech, leveling up in "ConfQuest" (the real-world massively multiplayer RPG I'm playing at the GDC), listening to Tim Schafer, Warren Spector, and Neil Young talk about interactive stories, my first roundtable, finding out why all the movies in Resident Evil 4 were done in real-time, and the big finish to "ConfQuest"!
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The banner from the super cool ConfQuest game.
The list of character classes from the ConfQuest game.
Raph Koster during one of his many speeches during the conference.
On the show floor Sony had a small presence this year with some PlayStation 2 and PSP games (as did Nintendo).
Ooh, the PSP, just a few more weeks until it's released here.
More PSP fun.
Now that is a lot of crazy GameBoy Advances.
Nintendo DS madness.
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