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DICE releases list of Big Name attendees

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DICE has released a list of the big names now convened in Las Vegas for DICE, and it'd be fair to say that anyone with half a brain and a dictaphone could do some serious damage. Maybe we'll go next year.

Here's who's there:

  • Gabe Newell - Valve, Founder
  • John Riccitiello - Electronic Arts, CEO
  • Jun Takeuchi - Capcom, Producer
  • Randy Jackson - The Planning Center, President
  • Chris Cao - SOE Austin, Creative Director
  • David Perry - Acclaim Entertainment, Creative Officer
  • Lars Gustavsson - D.I.C.E. Studios/EA, Creative Director
  • Bruce Shelley - Ensemble Studio
  • Rich Hilleman - Electronic Arts, Chief Creative Director
  • Chris Taylor - Gas Powered Games, Creative Director
  • Mona Hamilton - Capcom, VP Marketing
  • Dan Bilson - THQ, SVP Creative Director
  • Ted Price - Insomniac Games
  • J. Paul Raines - GameStop, COO
  • Anita Frazier - NPD, Senior Analyst
  • Brian Raffel - Raven Software, Co-Founder & Studio Head
  • Alex Laurant - Lucas Arts & ILM, Art Director
  • Todd Howard - Bethesda Studios, Game Director
  • Alex Evans - Media Molecule, Co-Founder
  • Tom Prata - Nintendo
  • Ben Bell - Maxis/EA, Producer
  • Ralph Osterhout - Serial Inventor
  • Michael Denny & Mike Haigh

Gabe Newell gave his keynote last night, focussing on entertainment as service.

The event ends tomorrow. The Interactive Achievement Awards are being broadcast live tonight.

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