I 'm not much of a reader, I usually scan articles, you will rarely see me with a book. But sometimes there is stuff to read that really captivates me. This article is an example of this. You 've picked two people who are great in talking in depth about ...
A studio that needs to stay afloat can do that by getting proper tools. If by using UE4 they can save a lot of time on production of their game, then its good for the company. Shorter time to market means quicker returns if any . r n r nEpic, ...
Indie games are not going away, they have been here for over 20 years. Id Software and Epic Games used to be indie studios in the early 90s, they moved on, others took their place. r nYou can 't stop people from trying to do their own thing.
Titus interactive has a game named after the company featuring the fix in its logo. But then again, the company is called Titus Interactive and the game is called Titus the fox, so it 's not exactly the same.
Full licensees of unrealengine3 have source code access, so it 's open source note the lowercase letters, UE3 is not Open Source . r nThe point here is that without being able to see the source you 're essentially working with a blackblox of unknown quality and behavior.
I would qualify Mobile as console. Specially when you 're talking about a walled garden as the iPhone/iPod/iPad segment. r n r nAnd, consoles are dying because they are generation based, the previous generation will be replaced by the next generation. So the previous generation dies, and every associated with ...
