We sent Das Gamer correspondent Heather Vandeven out on the show floor of the 2008 Game Developer’s Conference to see what she could find. Check out her take on the S3 Graphics booth for a test drive. Just so you know, we didn’t learn jack shit about graphics cards.
Heather flawlessly executes rule #42 of game convention reporting: When an interview starts to lose steam, start undressing the dude.
We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the 2008 Game Developers Conference to interview industry honchos while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
Robert Bowling, Infinity Ward’s community manager, finishes strong on his last segment with our correspondents.
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We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the 2008 Game Developers Conference to interview industry honchos while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
Infinity Ward community manager, Robert Bowling, talks to our correspondents about how to get heard when it comes to throwing down a few emails in the suggestion box.
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We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the 2008 Game Developers Conference to interview industry honchos while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
Our correspondents got some time with Infinity Ward community manager, Robert Bowling. Here he’s talking about how community feedback instigated changes in Call of Duty 4, well everyone except the dudes who keep asking for tanks.
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We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the 2008 Game Developers Conference to interview industry honchos while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
Robert Bowling, the community manager at Infinity Ward, talks about the culture of honesty and open communication maintained at his office. Dr. Phil would be just so damn proud.
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Jessica Chobot, IGN.com
We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the 2008 Game Developers Conference to interview industry honchos while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
Robert Bowling, community manager at Infinity Ward, talks with our correspondents about dealing with Internet douchebaggery. Yes, it’s a term, people.
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We sent Heather Vandeven and Jamie Lynn to the Game Developers Conference 2008 to interview industry luminaries while wearing skimpy lingerie. Why, you ask? Because we could.
For his last segment Tom Russo covers the rise of casual games, gets the girls to give him a shout out for freelance and fails to maintain eye contact. It happens to everybody, usually there aren’t two cameras rolling.
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