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GDC 2019: Why gamers should actually care about this year's Game Developers Conference

GDC 2019: Why gamers should actually care about this year’s Game Developers Conference

Posted on March 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Keep an eye out for news from Google, Microsoft, Epic, Valve, and more

We don’t usually make a huge deal about the annual Game Developers Conference. Sure, we cover it. Why not? It’s right down the street from our office in San Francisco, and in past years we’ve gotten some big stories out of it. It’s where Microsoft gave us the first details on DirectX 12, back in 2014—a move that’s just now starting to come to fruition. It’s also where Epic made Unreal Engine free for developers. It’s where real-time ray tracing became, well, real. And who could forget the mythological Atari VCS, a console we “saw” at GDC 2018 but still have yet to see in any working form.
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