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GDC 2010: Developers of Super Boy Meat, Critter Crunch, colors and more lines to lay claim to the gaming industry.

Who was there: It may be faster to go to that Wasn 't there, as many experts boasted GDC session, including Adam Saltsman (Semi Secret Software), Jonathan Soderstrom (Cactus Software), Anna Anthropy (Aunt Pixelante), Jarrad Woods (Farbs), Brandon Boyer (Offworld), Randy Smith (Style Tiger), Nathan Vella (Capybara Games), Craig D. Adams (Superbrothers pixel art and film), Tommy Refenes (team meat), Robin Hunicke (thatgamecompany), Ryan O 'Donnell (District 5 Media), as well as Babsi Lippe (Papermint and Track Record).

t Don 'expect to see Super Boy meat on the iPhone in the near future.

What they talked about:

But before the party can start screamers need to get something from his chest. Canabalt artist Saltsman was the first session of the tirade, talking about games 's origin as a business carried white men with hygiene problems that don sleep'.

Nevertheless, Canabalt is available on iPhone App Store now!.

Refenes not mince words for his rant. "I just hate e ****** iPhone App Store," Super Meat Boy developer said. "I think that 'awful. I think that' awful."

Quote: \\ "Wah." - Hunicke, providing understated cry of a variety of problems in developing a culture game.

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