Great article I was just thinking about mega textures the other day. The limit on materials/textures in games is still a huge issue. I think the notion of unlimited amounts of texture data is still very appealing. Hopefully, in due time it will work well.
My Wii U was justified by Mario Chase alone but since then it 's become the weekend party machine because of Call of Duty two screen online multiplayer. Sony looks to be cloning that concept with screen beaming to the Vita. It 's interesting to see what Sony has done. ...
Hopefully someone within Unity gets it enough to keep things simple and comprehensible like Nicolas did. That interview last year gave me new insight into Unity 's design. We all appreciate your contributions, best of luck making a killer game with THE killer tool.
The gamepad and its many features are the best part. It 's not just a touch screen. In fact the touch screen is the part of the gamepad I use the least. The camera and mic built-on are clutch. The cost isn 't really that high iPad Mini range . ...
It 's not the only reason, just the major one. The others you listed were earlier and not nearly as fruitful, mostly adopting the mentality of earlier platforms gated communities . There was certainly some success on those platforms but nothing compared with the diversity of success on smartphones.
vocal complainers aren 't necessarily active opponents of F2P r n r nSo the people who got ripped off complain but because they opened their wallets in the first place they aren 't 't opponents of F2P Some logic there. r n r nIf your actual customers are your most ...
This trend will only continue to get worse as we continue to rely on networking more and more. The only solution is to roll your own or make sure you 're leveraging several middleware solutions redundantly. r n r nThe mobile market 's going to be a mess once a ...
