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By Tom Kim
Gamasutra
June 13, 2006
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Features

Gamasutra Podcast:
Next Gen Console Development, Part 1

Gamasutra is proud to present the latested in a series of weekly podcasts will alternate between two sources under the overarching GDC Radio brand - the Gamasutra Podcast, a new original podcast show, and GDC Radio Archives, which will exclusively feature the best lectures, tutorials, and roundtables from this and previous years' Game Developers Conference.
For the Gamasutra podcast, the site is pleased to be partnering with Tom Kim of Fatpixels Radio, the video game-related podcast which industry site GameDaily recently singled out as the only compelling video game podcast online.
This week's edition of Gamasutra Podcast is the first in a two-part roundtable discussion with top developers on the challenges of developing for next generation consoles, and features Brian Eddy of Midway Games (Stranglehold / Xbox 360, PS3,) Nicolas Eypert of Ubisoft Paris (Red Steel, Wii,) Todd Howard of Bethesda Softworks (Oblivion, Fallout 3 / Xbox 360,) Bryan Intihar (Previews Editor of EGM,) Aubrey Pullman of Microsoft Game Studios (Forza Motorsport 2 / Xbox 360,) and Evan Wells of Naughty Dog (Unnamed Next-Gen Title / PS3.)
Gamasutra Podcast : Next Gen Console Development, Pt. 1
Presented by Tom Kim
Length - 26:33
Part one of our exclusive panel discussion on next-gen console development with Brian Eddy of Midway Games (Stranglehold / Xbox 360, PS3,) Nicolas Eypert of Ubisoft Paris (Red Steel, Wii,) Todd Howard of Bethesda Softworks (Oblivion, Fallout 3 / Xbox 360,) Bryan Intihar (Previews Editor of EGM,) Aubrey Pullman of Microsoft Game Studios (Forza Motorsport 2 / Xbox 360,) and Evan Wells of Naughty Dog (Unnamed Next-Gen Title / PS3.)
You can now download the Gamasutra Podcast (*.MP3, 12.2mb)
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You can find out more about the CMP Game Group's audio offerings, including pay-to-download audio proceedings from this and previous GDC conferences, at GDCRadio.net, where we will also be setting up an RSS feed for the Gamasutra podcast in the near future. Additionally, for the month of June 2006 only, we are pleased to offer a special $2.99 price for all GDCRadio.net downloads in our entire archive. Get 'em while they're cheap!
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