Welcome to Kotaku Split Screen for March 1st, 2017. My name is Kirk Hamilton, and we are back at the game developers conference in San Francisco for our second day of fun-filled conversation with very cool guests. We have a great

episode today. We're joined by writer Chris Avalone, known for Plainscape Torment. He's working on Prey,

and he also wrote Alpha Protocol. After him comes Anna Kipnis, gameplay programmer at Double Fine,

who's worked on Psychonauts. He is working on Psychonauts 2, Broken Age, many, many of their games. And last we have Meg Jant, a wonderful writer who wrote the game 80 Days

that Jason and I both love, and also contributed writing to Horizon Zero Dawn.

It's a very good episode, so we hope you stick around.

We are back for another episode from the GDC press room where... GDC day two.

Day two in the press room where it's eerily quiet,

and we're pretty sure that everybody can hear us.

At least we got our own little booth here.

Yes.

This is actually the

nicest press room that uh oh yeah compared to e3 compared to e3 they have like coffee here and the internet

works food the internet works yeah and the e3 you get there and it's like like just tons and tons of people

it just there's just people with cameras yeah it's smelly everyone's on bean bags and lying around

oh my god well anyway good good good job gdc yeah fuck you e3 god People with cameras. Yeah, it's smelly. Everyone's on bean bags and lying around. Oh, my God.

Well, anyway, good, good job, GDC.

Yeah.

Fuck you, E3, God.

So today we have a really cool lineup.

We do.

We have already recorded, which is nice.

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