Battledecks is a fast-paced, fun, laugh riot where "contestants" have to put together a presentation on the fly as slides are randomly projected for their confusion and the delight of the audience. Contestants are then judged by a panel of low-level celebrities, who can be bought. Battledecks was performed at SXSW '08, packed the room, and got great reviews. We are committed to having a diverse group of both contestants and judges.

Now that the SXSW Interactive Festival has come to a close, you may be wondering where you can go to catch up with sessions you may have missed, relive talks you want to experience again, or, if you didn't make it out to SXSW this year, get a glimpse of the 2010 event.

Check out the SXSW YouTube Channel for video highlights from select SXSW 2010 talks and special events, as well as informative videos about SXSW and interviews with past and present speakers.

Today's featured video is from the session "Sound Unbound" which took place Monday, March 15 at 5pm. Derek Woodgate and DJ Spooky talk about the role of sound and digital media in an information-based society.

Gaming industry, you have Borderlands creators Matthew Armstrong and Jimmy Sieben to thank for making your next game a bit easier to manage. The ScreenBurn at SXSW panel “Systemic Development in Borderlands: 16,164,886=1", explored the design elements and the technical systems that made Borderlands possible. With the gun count in the game reaching into eight-digit levels and counting, not to mention all the fine-tuning one might expect from attempting to balance 16,000,000+ guns, these Gearbox Software wizards sat down with the gaming populace at large to set the record straight on how systemic development was the ultimate answer for Borderlands.