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Get hands-on game dev tips from Amazon and PowerVR at GDC 2015

Game Developers Conference 2015 organizers are excited to highlight some promising day-long sponsored developer days for the conference that cover everything from new UnityVR technology to the ever-expanding Amazon ecosystem.

These developer day sessions take place during the first day of GDC: Monday, March 2nd at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA.

Amazon returns to share industry best practices and help game makers learn to utilize Amazon technology to port, optimize and scale their games.

Amazon technology leaders will be on-hand throughout the day to answer developer questions and lead talks on topics from writing games for Fire TV (pictured), how to build better cloud gaming experiences, and applying in-app monetization best practices based on Amazon's IAP data, to incorporating tips and tricks for using Amazon Web Services to build scalable online games.

If that's not up your alley, check out the developer day sessions presented by PowerVR parent company Imagination Technology. Throughout the day you'll sit in on interactive demos and expert panel discussions aimed at boosting your game development prowess across all devices with PowerVR graphics.

You'll get tips on getting the most out of the PowerVR graphics SDK; insights into the underlying architecture and how that impacts your code; and ideas to help you maximize performance and enhance the user experience in games, UIs, apps and more.

For more information on these sessions or others in the show's growing lineup, check out GDC 2015's official Schedule Builder, which continues to add new talks every week.

GDC 2015 itself will take place March 2-6 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. For more information, visit the show's official website, or subscribe to regular updates via FacebookTwitter, or RSS.

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