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AG: Jenova Chens talk at the 2013 Game Developers Conference opened to thunderous, prolonged applause. The night before, his game Journey swept the Game Developers Choice Awards with six wins, including Game of the Year. These join a long and impressive list of accolades that includes five BAFTAs, eight D.I.C.E. awards, three VGAs, and numerous others (including our Aggie Award for Best Console Adventure).

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Microsoft treats independent developers very badly, said Jonathon Blow, creator of the breakout indie success Braid. Blow appeared at Sonys recent PlayStation 4 announcement event to show his new game The Witness. He said in an email that Microsofts stance on relations with independent developers is to put you through as much pain as you will endure in order to extract whatever [they] feel like this week. Sony appears to be seizing on Microsofts bad reputation among indie developers as an opportunity to lure new games onto its platforms and establish the PlayStation Network as the new place to be for unique independent games. Its becoming the anti-Microsoft, something it seemed to be stressing in its PlayStation 4 announcement. Provinciano said that working with Sony felt like a coffee shop chat as opposed to the intimidating corporate vibe of Xbox.

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Front Towards Gamer Radio is part of the Claymore Network. Hey, its Wednesday, right? Well, close enough. Bioshock Infinite is finally here, and the FTGR crew is here to dance around the storyline without spoiling anything! Meanwhile, Shanghai Six talks about his time at San Franciscos Game Developers Conference (GDC) as well as a little free-to-try indie gem called Papers, Please, Quinn mehs his way through Bit Trip Runner 2, while Gamergirl tells us all about Luigis Haunted Mansion 2: Dark Moonand one of the cast gets caught by Shanghai taking a nap when shes not talking (you get three guesses and your first two dont count!)

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This weeks show features an interview with Bioshock Infintes composer, Garry Schyman, and also includes new info on the Witcher 2. We also babbled about last weeks Game Developers Conference and all the interesting stuff Sony showed off.

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As usual, it's like Hardcore Droid arrived late to the party waiting on Android ports. Last week, the Game Developers Choice Awards named The Room its 2012 Mobile Game of the Year, just days after it made its Android debut in the latest Humble Bundle. The Room is a game that took many by surprise when it made its iOS debut some months back, but arrives on Android behind its impressive reputation.

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In this special web exclusive Game Guys video, Game Guy Barry White shows you the smallest home video game console yet (due out this Summer), a Capcom re-imagning of a classic NES game from 1989, and chats with 'Police Academy' actor Michael Winslow as he checks out the 2013 Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco. The shift towards mobile and tablet-based gaming is also looked at in a special conversation with DC Universe Online creative director Jens Anderson.

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Thief is back and behind closed doors at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco recently we got to see it running in all its sexy glory. This is one of our first, substantial looks at a next-gen game and we couldn't be more excited.

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Kotaku: "Last week during the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, I sat down with three gentlemen from CD Projekt Red to discuss their upcoming RPG The Witcher 3. We know it's an open-world game for PC and next-gen consoles, and that it will bring the story of the Witcher Geralt of Rivia to a close. We're guessing it'll be a lustful, sexy time. I've had my share of complaints about the second game and things I'd like to see in the new one. But what do the guys making the game have to say?"

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During the Game Developers Conference, Siliconera was able to confirm with multiple trusted sources that Bravely Default: Flying Fairy will be localized for English-speaking audiences.