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Multi-Threaded Web Middleware 'Fabric' Approaching Beta Test
A new performance middleware is trying to bring the power of native applications to web games with Fabric, a multi-threaded engine that promises to use the full potential of the client CPU and GPU from within a web browser.
08.18.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 3

Gamasutra Expert Blogs: From Outsourcing To Visionaries
In highlights from Gamasutra's Expert Blogs, industry notables write about diverse topics, including a gentleman's guide to outsourcing, the iOS clone market, what makes a good visionary on a game proj
08.17.11 | News | Eric Caoili

Report: Zynga Picks Up Mobile Developer Astro Ape Studios
Internet reports suggest that major social game developer Zynga has made yet another acquisition in the form of mobile developer Astro Ape Studios, makers of Office Heroes.
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland

3DS Rockets Up Japanese Sales Charts After Price Drop
The Nintendo 3DS shot to the top of Japan's weekly hardware sales charts for the week ending August 14, following an August 12 price cut of 40 percent, approaching 200,000 sales, according to tracking firm Media Create.
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland

Confusion Surrounds Ubisoft Internet-Connected DRM Efforts On PC
Ubisoft is sending gamers mixed signals regarding a controversial DRM scheme that requires a persistent internet connection to play some of its PC games [UPDATE: Ubisoft clarifies From Dust DRM]
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 15

Windows 8 To Feature 'App Store'
Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 PC operating system will feature an App Store, the company has confirmed via a post on the Building Windows 8 blog, offering another possi
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 13

Mojang Publishing Oxeye's Cobalt As First Third-Party Title
Minecraft maker Mojang is leveraging its success developing its own indie games by entering the publishing business, announcing Oxeye Game Studios' Cobalt as its first third-party release.
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland

HP Discontinues Production Of WebOS Devices, Including Touchpad
HP has announced it will be discontinuing production of WebOS devices, including mobile phones and the Touchpad line of tablet PCs, impacting a number of game developers working on the platform.
08.17.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 10

Trenched Renamed To Iron Brigade, Coming To Europe
Double Fine's third-person tower defense game Trenched will be released in Europe in September as Iron Brigade, a new name that avoids a potential trademark conflict with a Portuguese board game.
08.16.11 | News | Kyle Orland

Gamescom: EA Wins 4 Show Awards, Battlefield 3 Gets Top Honors
The organizers of Europe's Gamescom conference have revealed the winners of its best in show awards, with EA's Battlefield 3 receiving a unanimous vote as the top game of the show.
08.16.11 | News | Kyle Orland

PlayStation Vita Dev Kits Priced Under 2,000 Euros
Sony has revealed that development kits for the upcoming PlayStation Vita will be initially priced at €1,900 ($2,742), a level much lower than the launch prices for dev kits on other recent Sony systems.
08.16.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 7

Mojang's Persson Suggests Quake Match To Settle Scrolls Naming Lawsuit
Mojang studios founder and Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson has suggested a novel method for settling a recent trademark disp
08.16.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 25

Gamasutra Member Blogs: From Eager Apathy To An Elegant Solution
In highlights from Gamasutra's Member Blogs, our bloggers write about diverse topics, such as how learning to design games can ruin your interest in playing them, a solution for fixing major desig
08.15.11 | News | Eric Caoili

Japanese Weekly 3DS Sales Up Sharply Following Price Drop
The Nintendo 3DS saw a sharp rise in weekly Japanese sales to nearly 215,000 units following a 40 percent price cut on August 11, achieving a sales rate not seen since just after the system's launch.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 8

Mojang: Minecraft: Pocket Edition To Be Xperia Play System Seller
Minecraft maker Mojang sees today's release of the Xperia Play timed-exclusive Minecraft Pocket Edition as a system seller for the recently released, gaming-focused smartphone.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 2

Sony Brings Back 99 Cent PSN Video Rentals in U.S., Canada
Sony has reintroduced a program offering select PSN movies and TV shows for rental starting at 99 cents, promising a rotating selection of discounted rental titles every week for U.S. and Canadian customers.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland

Gamescom: Sony Releasing Wi-Fi-Free 'Value PSP' For 99 Euros In Fall
At a Gamescom press conference on Tuesday, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe revealed a new value model of the PSP, without wi-fi support, will be available in Europe for 99 euros this fall.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 2

Gamescom: Sony Announces Global Price Drop For PS3, $249 In U.S.
At Sony's Gamescom press conference today, Sony CEO Andrew House has announced an immediate, global price drop for the PlayStation 3, making the system more affordable in Europe, Japan and the United States.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 2

Gamescom: All Vita Titles To Be Available On PlayStation Store
At a Gamescom press conference today, Sony announced that all titles for PlayStation Vita will be downloadable through the PlayStation Store, making it the first such portable or home console to do so.
08.15.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 8

Microsoft Shows New Environment Modeling Technique Using Kinect
A new technique developed by Microsoft Research shows the potential to use the Kinect's 3D, depth-sensing camera to create detailed, real-time 3D models of entire rooms, from multiple angles.
08.14.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 2

Paradox: Magicka Nearing 800K Sales
Arrowhead Games' Magicka has come a long way since selling 30,000 digital downloads on its first day of availability in January,
08.14.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 7

Gamasutra Expert Blogs: From Vita Concept Approvals To Timely Payments
In highlights from Gamasutra's Expert Blogs, industry notables write about diverse topics, including reasons why you should make an Xbox Indie Game, seeking Vita concept approvals from Sony, and timely
08.10.11 | News | Eric Caoili

Gamasutra Member Blogs: From Encounter Design To iPad Controls
In highlights from Gamasutra's Member Blogs, our bloggers write about diverse topics, such as encounter design in shooters, adapting an HTML5 game's controls for the iPad, lessons from BioWare vet
08.08.11 | News | Eric Caoili

GameStop's Nix: PC Titles Not An 'Afterthought'
In an interview with Gamasutra, GameStop GM for digital distribution Steve Nix talks about his efforts to promote PC games at the retailer, both in-store and through digital downloads.
08.04.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 6

Blizzard VP 'Surprised' Over Response To Diablo III Online Requirement
A Blizzard vice president says he's "actually kind of surprised" over the negative reaction many players had to this week's revelation that 08.04.11 | News | Kyle Orland | 134

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