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10 Short Interviews With The World's Best Game Makers (And Three Other Guys)

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Gabe Newell. John Carmack. The creators of Uncharted 2, Scribblenauts, Farmville. Even Penny Arcade. I interviewed a parade of award-winners backstage at the Game Developers Choice Awards. And I wanted to make sure these post-awards interviews were not dull.

We talked about everything from PlayStation Move and Farmville: The Movie to a major sequel that needs a name and Half-Life 2: Episode 3.

And, with each developer (or Penny Arcade person), we talked some Pokemon. Yes, I was consulting with some of gaming's top minds to prepare myself for a Pokemon challenge that I accepted from a peer of mine at MTV News.

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Check out the short video interviews with each of these creators at the links below:

Monaco Award-Winner Celebrates, Warns Of Potential Nut-Kicking

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Victorious Torchlight Creators Like The Idea Of Torchlight 2

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Exultant Farmville Developer Is Only Joking About A Farmville Movie, Right?

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Scribblenauts Inventor Needs A Name For The Sequel

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Honored Penny Arcade Creators Offer Me Some Advice

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Valve's Gabe Newell Predicts Gaming's Future, Not Talking About "Episode Three"

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Proud Batman: Arkham Asylum Art Director Working Hard On Next Game

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John Carmack Has Three Lifetime Achievement Awards, No Early iPad

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Uncharted 2 Creators Tip Hats To Killzone 2, Celebrate Lots Of Wins

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Flower Creators: No New Games This Year, Intrigued By PlayStation Move

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Congratulations to all of the people I interviewed for their Game Developers Choice and Independent Games Festival Awards. And, thank you. I couldn't have done these backstage interviews without you. Or, if I did, they would have been even more occasionally awkward and definitely less fun and (slightly) newsy.

Videos shot by Adam Barenblat for Kotaku.