It 's a lot of startup work, but once you get the groundwork laid out, you can utilize a lot of great features from unity. Depending on the game you want to make, it 's definitely worth giving it a shot.
Duvelle, yeah if you read the original post it specifies that nothing changes in the normal channels. The big difference from the Xbox is that they made a system where anyone could put up a game without going through normal approval. While that was a great idea, and really helped ...
Maciej, the GDC demo they had was running a normal UT3 bot match with very responsive controls. It was smooth enough that I would compare it with the normal version of UT3. I agree that I like the Turbulenz method better, but this is one more great tool for developers ...
James, along with the store fronts I mentioned, there 's also stuff like node-webkit, as is mentioned in comments below. Like I said, it 's still early days, but things are moving quickly. I think a decent example of a game working well within this environment, even though I think ...
I think what is being implied by that statement is that the street costumes were different than the performance costumes and were not deemed inappropriate.
Sounds like you 've really done your work to make sure your game gets seen. A lot of people forget what it can mean to continue pushing their game after they finish programming.
