Game Developers Conference 2009 is coming to a close soon. Our feet hurt from standing and our butts are sore from sitting in on lectures, but we’re still in San Francisco, cranking out stories and giving you an intimate look at the event.

Before Peter Molyneux talks this afternoon and more previews, interviews and news stories hit, I wanted to give you guys a glimpse of the big stories we covered this week at GDC. And let me tell you, it was a big week. Nintendo announcedThe Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracksfor the Nintendo DS, Hideo Kojima teased the nextMetal Gear, Insomniac announced the nextRatchet & Clank, andModern Warfare 2was dated. Here’s the round-up:

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Warner Brothers comes into gaming with OnLive

Modern Warfare 2teaser released, game dated

Hell is Us gameplay reveal

‘Don’t stop believing’ inRock Band

Fable II‘See the Future’ DLC coming this spring

Black Ops 6 Season 5 Multiplayer Ransack Mode

Noby Noby Boycoming to the iPhone, might be free

Here’s what Rock Band could have been called

Tekken Tag Tournament 2: a black and white Jin and Heihachi stand back-to-back.

NewResistance 2patch and DLC coming up

PlayStation Home to have three new spaces monthly

PEAK Bing Bong plushie

Havok’s latest tech demonstrations impress

Destructoid discusses DSi, iPhone, and new PSP

Silent Hill f: a woman’s face covered in blossoming but deadly looking flowers.

First look atDexteriPhone game

A backstage pass toGuitar Hero’snew Home space

Mei NERF gun in OW2

Punch-Outdeveloper interview

Check out our GDC swag

Battlefield 6 vehicles combat

Punch-out!! (Wii)

Everything you wanted to know about going indie

Several men standing and watching at an explosion in the distance in Battlefield 6.

The indie advantage?

Experimental Gameplay Sessions

All aboutNoby Noby Boy

Like I teased at the beginning, this is merely a glimpse of what went on. Hit up oursexy GDC Channel pageto see everything. What was your favorite story this year?

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