The call for Mandarin and English submissions to present talks for the 2014 Game Developers Conference China is now open until May 15.
Organized by UBM Tech Game Network, the 7th annual GDC China will move up to October this year, running the 19th to the 21st at the Shanghai International Convention Center in Shanghai, China.
Submissions will be accepted until May 15th for papers on Game Design, Production, Business & Marketing, Smartphone & Tablet Games, and Independent Games.

Organizers of the Game Developers Conference have put out the call for submissions to present lectures and panels sessions at the 2014 Game Developers Conference Europe. Organized by UBM Tech Game Network, the event, now in its sixth year, will run Monday through Wednesday, August 11-13 at the Cologne Congress-Centrum Ost in Cologne, Germany. The window for submissions will remain open through Monday, April 21.
Co-located with the European gamescom trade fair, GDC Europe 2014 will continue to provide the essential pan-European perspective of game development and highlight business trends throughout the continent.

Naughty Dog's The Last of Us was awarded Game of the Year during the 14th annual Game Developers Choice Awards ceremony, which took place this evening during the 2014 Game Developers Conference at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The game was also honored with Best Design and Best Narrative Awards during the event, which was emcee'd by inimitable industry veteran Abbie Heppe.
Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite netted awards for Best Audio and Best Visual Art.
Lucas Pope's Papers, Please won the Innovation Award and the honor for Best Downloadable Game in recognition of Pope's compelling gameplay design.

The 2014 Game Developers Conference is happening next week, March 17-21 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, which means we're just days away from the year's premiere conference for game industry professionals.
While you're putting together your GDC 2014 session schedule in the Schedule Builder, don't forget to check out the show's lineup of Tutorials and Bootcamps, which take place next Monday and Tuesday, March 17-18.

The 2014 Game Developers Conference is happening next week, March 17-21 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, which means we're just days away from the year's premiere conference for game industry professionals.
While you're putting together your session schedule in the Schedule Builder, don't forget to set some time aside to check out the variety of lounges, exhibits, and other events that will be happening across the Moscone Center throughout the week.

The 2014 Game Developers Conference kicks off next week and online registration closes today at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT, so to drum up excitement we're highlighting some of our favorite upcoming sessions for the Main Conference that you'll want to check out.
Today we're showcasing a handful of GDC 2014 talks that exemplify the breadth and depth of the conference programming, from the #1ReasonToBe Advocacy track panel exploring what it means to be a woman in games to an experimental gameplay workshop that pushes the limits of design and a presentation from Sony about the next step in hardware innovation.

The 28th annual Game Developers Conference kicks off next week, and we're excited to announce that indie video game showcase collective Wild Rumpus is coming back to GDC 2014 following the success of last year's 'Rumpus Royale MMXIII' indie game world championship event, which featured titles like Beau Blyth's Samurai Gunn and Ramiro Corbetta's sporty Hokra.
This year's exhibit has been rechristened the 'Mild Rumpus' and will be a wholly different beast -- a special low-key lounge space on the second floor of Moscone West that will be open to all GDC 2014 passholders during conference hours Monday through Friday, March 17-21st.