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GDC
2003 Photos
GDC 2003
Photo Gallery Index:
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- GDC Expo
attendees check out the illustrious collection of Game Developers Choice
Award nominees on the show floor.
- The Independent
Games Festival booth attracted many curious visitors.
- Criterion's
look is sleek and clean for their RenderWare presence.
- Discreet
fans check out the scene.
- GDC attendees
making their first rounds on the GDC Expo floor.
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- ATI Announced
its latest line of Radeon 9800 graphics hardware at the Game Developers
Conference.
- The Intel
booth is elegant and simple, perhaps thereby attractive to the many
software engineers at GDC.
- Motorola
reflects the increased presence of mobile telecom interests at this
year's GDC.
- NDL is
launching Gamebryo, the latest incarnation of the NetImmerse engine,
at GDC.
- GDC Expo-goers
with Nokia's new N-Gage game deck.
- Nokia
looking to attract developer interest in making games for their handsets.
- Real
reflects the growing presence of electronic software distributors at
GDC.
- Developers
and gawkers alike can't resist the draw of PS2.
- Eyetoy,
the Network Adaptor,and
PS2 peripherals.
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- Artists
wield their pens in a competition for an Nvidia Quadro card.
- Playtesting
at the Intrinsic Alchemy booth.
- Conference
attendees hang in Dolby's gaming lounge.
- Nokia's
colorful display featured these "phones" of the future.
- Conference
goers judge entries in this year's Gamer's Choice Awards.
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- Dolby's
interactive booth.
- PS2 consoles
in the Convention Center lobby.
- GDC's
Internet Lounge.
- Alias-Wavefront's
Maya PLE display.
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- Microsoft
hosts a hands-on class in its PC lab.
- Conference
attendees get up to speed on this year's GCA nominees.
- The conference
floor ramps up for Thursday evening's Booth Crawl.
- And what
would a Booth Crawl be... without food?
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- The IGF
"Innovation in Game Design" award goes to Wild Earth...
- ...As
does the Seumus McNally Grand Prize Award.
- The
Thing design team wins an Innovation Spotlight award.
- The writer
for Splinter Cell accepts the award for "Excellence in Writing."
- The founders
of Activision accept the "First Pengin Award."
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