A suposed Microsoft employee explains that they didnt do a good enough job explaining the new console.
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The Baldur’s Gate franchise has always had somewhat of a murky licensing problem because so many companies own various pieces. Unless it’s resolved soon, I doubt we’ll see a remake of II, let alone a third installment. The promise of a mobile/tablet version is what always interested me about the enhanced version. It’s a shame that’s also been put on hold.
Yikes: Baldur’s Gate Enhanced Pulled, BGII On HoldI am worried. I still don’t know what a Beamdog is, and now my chances of finding out are
Unlike other game making systems that focus on an engine/editor that happens to be able to call out to a scripting language, Lobster is a general purpose stand-alone programming language that comes with a built-in library suitable for making games and other graphical things.
The Lobster Programming Language — Wouter van Oortmerssen
I think the most interesting thing about this project is the fact it’s completely stand alone. You could boot this directly from a USB device with out the need of an operating system.
GitHub - Overv/MineAssemble: A tiny bootable Minecraft clone written partly in x86 assemblyA tiny bootable Minecraft clone written partly in x86 assembly - GitHub - Overv/MineAssemble: A tiny bootable Minecraft clone written partly in x86 assemblyGitHubOverv
Ubi appears to be taking multiplayer serious in Watch Dogs. The bit I found particularly interesting:
Or you can grief someone – ram into them with a car when they’re trying to stop a crime, for example.
Original URL:: http://blog.ubi.com/watch-dogs-multiplayer-e3-2013-preview/
Watch Dogs – Hacking into Multiplayer - UbiBlog - Ubisoft®Just like the Chicagoans in Watch Dogs, we were caught off guard when we were hacked in the game. This time, though, it was another player who was after u
Because I completely forgot all about it. But good news, its still in development.
Despite being announced in 2011 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, Ubisoft senior vice president of sales and marketing Tony Key has confirmed to IGN that Rainbow 6 will now be headed to next-gen platforms.
E3 2013: Rainbow 6: Patriots is Next-Gen - IGNIn case there was any doubt, Ubisoft has confirmed that Rainbow 6: Patriots will be released on next-gen consoles when it debuts.IGNAndrew Goldfarb
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The original Mirror’s Edge gave you the illusion the city was open, with multiple routes to take when transversing the roof tops. It pulled off the illusion on non-linearity really well, but letting me run anywhere I want in a world as beautiful as Mirror’s Edge makes me want to play this so much more.
New Mirror’s Edge is open-worldMirror’s Edge is a first-person action-adventure game from DICE where players will discover the origin story of Faith and delve deeper into the inner workings of t
The way we approach these things is definitely kind of – they’re connected in weird ways. And definitely for Remedy fans, there will be a lot of familiar things from a Remedy game.
I can picture it now. At the end of Quantum Break, the camera pans away to reveal the entire thing was a show, written by Alan Wake.
Starting August 7th. Titles include: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, Flashback, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, and ending with Charlie Murder.
Xbox Live Summer of Arcade 2013 begins August 7Microsoft's annual Xbox Live Summer of Arcade returns on August 7, with four new titles on the Xbox Live Arcade platform. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows is the first of three...PolygonChristopher Grant
Treating your customers as humans is good business. So many publishers are too busy trying to stop piracy that concept is often overlooked.
Good Old Games: GOG.com And The DRM-Free RevolutionGOG.com managing director Guillaume Rambourg says DRM betrays trust between game makers and their consumer base.ForbesErik Kain
Today marks the last day of MSN Messenger before it permanently shuts down and merges with Skype. In a way, it signals the end of an era of my life. It’s a service I used for almost half my life since I was 13. It had a profound effect on my life. It was the first real social network I was part of. Years ago, I mostly hid out on IRC or battle.net. If someone wanted to find me online, they knew I could always be found there. I didn’t even have an AIM or Yahoo username for some time. Nothing abo
Nearly a decade ago I launched ULost, my first startup, providing affordable web hosting to everyone. It wasn’t anything groundbreaking, but what it did, it did well. At it’s peak, I hosted nearly 900 paid monthly subscribers, and thousands of free accounts. But due to a series of unfortunate events and trusting the wrong people, I eventually was forced to make a tough decision: shut it down, or rebuild from the ground up. Working 14 hour days doing tech support, managing servers, and web dev