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Burned by Friendly Fire: Game Critics Rant
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Over the last four years at the IGDA rant session, game developers have delivered explosive tirades, heartfelt anger, and revolutionary manifestos. Last year, designers had their chance to burn. This year, it's time for game journalists to catch fire. Why are these critics so angry? Maybe it's because they have to actually play all of the games you make before they write about them. Or because they're paid even less than game developers. Or perhaps that's just what happens when you spend too much time playing videogames. Cutting through the clutter of polite industry chit-chat, Burned by Friendly Fire: Game Critics Rant takes on the issues that matter to developers in a no-holds-barred format. Fasten your seat belts and prepare for strong opinions from some of the game industry's most distinguished and dissatisfied game journalists. The invited panelists will be saying whatever they want about whatever they want. You have been warned.

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