Participate in the First-Ever Game Connection @ GDC

The Game Developers Conference 2004 (GDC) is coming March 22-26 to the San Jose, CA, Conference Center. Following the success of the Game Connection, an innovative marketplace for game concepts offered in Europe, the Game Developers Conference and Game Connection have teamed up to bring publishers and developers to one place at one time at the Game Developers Conference, the game industry's most important professional development event. The Game Connection @ GDC is March 22-23.

Game Connection @ GDC brings developers and publishers together in private meetings to preview new game concepts. This event, expanded to include European, North American, and Asian developers, provides game developers an opportunity to efficiently show game concepts and development capabilities to leading international publishers while attending the Game Developers Conference.

Meetings are confidential and take place in private rooms. Publishers and developers maximize time and investment via a robust online scheduling system at www.game-connection.com, which allows publishers to conveniently schedule more than 30 developer presentations in only two days. Once on site, all meetings are held in one central location.

During the last Game Connection, 80 top independent game developers and 60 publishers met during 2,200 meetings in 3 days. Each Game Connection @ GDC attendee will receive 6 months of free access to the Game Connection website to network and maintain contact with attendees from all Game Connection events.

A Game Connection registration includes access to the GDC Expo on March 24 to 26 and a special discount for GDC pass upgrades. For optimum schedules, be sure to register no later than March 1, 2004! For Europe, Africa and the Middle East register here. For the US and Asia register here.

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