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Game Developers Conference 2005
All the latest news from this annual trade show dedicated to the people that make the world's games.
Date: Wednesday, March 09, 2005
Author: James 'Prophet' Fudge
GDC 2005 Unleashed This Week!
GDC 2005 Unleashed This Week!

The Game Developers Conference may not be as flashy as the Electronic Entertainment Expo, but in a lot of ways it is the more important cousin of the two shows. Why? Because GDC is where deals are quietly made in back rooms, where games are shown to publishers and the media, and where some of the biggest players in the industry reveal details on their products first. But beyond those very important aspects, GDC is where the other deals are made that make a lot of the games we play great. Physics engines are licensed, sound technology deals are signed and game development platforms and hardware technologies are shown off and supported by game developers as a result hands-on or first-hand experiences it at this show. Many of the great features we see in games we love are afforded these features by thousands of technology companies that hawk their wares every year at GDC. This year will be no different and the rewards of all this game development technology are ultimately passed on to us. Stay with GameShark all this week to read about those deals and learn about what the biggest game development trends and technologies will improve your gaming experience in the months ahead.

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Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love Review
Anime fans need apply
Guitar Hero: Van Halen Review
Jamie is, in fact, cryin'.
Befriending demons has never felt more rewarding
For someone who doesn't enjoy killing, Wolverine sure does a lot of it.
Pure Platforming Nirvana
Epic's game engine technology gets stereoscopic 3D gaming technology.
Activision's super hero title dominates the rest at retail.
Next Generation Optical Sensor Delivers 1:1 Tracking Precision and Zero Acceleration
Special cross-platform event planned for next week as well.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 Preview
Ultimate Alliance 2 is a sequel to get excited about and we get a hands on look at some of the new fusion powers.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Preview
Is this the rare movie tie in game that is actually...worth playing?
Madden is back for another go-round and we get a first hand look from the floor of E3.
Put some clothes on, woman!
LEGO Batman: The Videogame looks and plays a whole lot like its LEGO predecessors, which is its greatest strength and weakness.