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Every part of the games business is transforming. That's both terrifying and exciting, argues Johnny Minkley
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Lead product manager Punit Soni says that developer partnerships are key
Those of you who follow the Eurogamer gang on Twitter may have noticed us rambling into the early hours yesterday evening - and not just those of us out at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
Yep, even the home fires were burning this weekend as we put the finishing touches on GamesIndustry International, the new home of our sister sites GamesIndustry.biz and IndustryGamers.com.
Founded in 2002, GamesIndustry.biz is our trade website. Whereas Eurogamer.net serves people who play games and care about why they're interesting (and people who want to see Camaros in Battlefield), GamesIndustry.biz is a place where people who work in the games business and associated industries can read about things from that perspective. Last year we brought US site IndustryGamers.com into the same family - what GamesIndustry.biz did for the European games trade, IndustryGamers.com was also doing for a massive US audience.
