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GCDC'08: first impressions from the golf tournament

August 24, 2011
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Finally, we made it. After four hours of travelling by train we reached Leipzig, Germany, in order to deliver the hottest information about the gaming industry. After our check-in at the very nice hotel and some chilling minutes we got to our first target: the golf course of Leipzig which is located close to the fairground. There we met some of the GCDC attendees who played a 9-hole golf tournament. Beforehand we could already talk to two well-known guys from the gaming community: Don L. Daglow from Interactive Entertainment and Alexander L. FernÂ ndez from Streamline Studios. The questions we asked where quite easy: Is this the first time attending GCDC, what do you expect from GCDC and what you are gonna talk about during your session. The answers where quite surprising: Don likes the GC Developers Conference as it reminds him at the US based conferences 15 or 20 years ago. But he likes the opportunity to talk to people during the event as well. And he admires the fact that he learns a lot of some sessions and that he will make some new friends either. During his GCDC session Don will answer an interesting question: how will the next 20 years of game development look like. Alexander L. FernÂ ndez on the other hand showed some real interest in the women and the drinks during GCDC. But as he states in a second instance the business part of the conference is important as well. So one thing he will talk about on Tuesday is how different developers can work together in order to ensure large projects can be realized. Because it`s quite important to develop a new product without killing your company as costs will became more and more crucial.

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