Posts by Minos

omg its johnny5

Paint a separate texture, open up the material editor, click on the little grey box next to "Self-Illumination" and pick your bitmap.

Nice model btw =)

Quote from TeddyBear

I really like the direct feel of your layout. However, if you ever want to expand with additional art you might run into trouble with the current design, which seems to revolve around the present amount of media. All in all a very appealing and rememberable design nonetheless, nicely done.

Thanks for the crits Teddy. I agree that it's going to be a bit difficult to add additional art, let's see how things turn out! (I'm updating the portfolio tonight maybe)

This looks absolutely interesting, I'm totally seeing it this weekend =)

Quote from Skjalg

Where is the hurg head?

Well then don't watch football

I'll refuse to watch football if they decide to use computers and shit one day.

Quote from Skjalg

When its a draw, then I think having the penalty kicks is rather ridicilous. Might as well just have some retards from the audience come down and shoot.I rather like the jury idea.

That would totally ruin football. Football is probably the most "organic" sport out there. I mean, the referees are very prone to errors, and the results are not always fair. That's what makes it unpredictable and interesting.

I actually enjoyed the game. Germany would look even worse if they didn't have such an awesome goal keeper.

Congrats spain =)

This is the coolest game site I have ever seen.

wow!

Looks mindblowing kokos!

Quote from Spellbinder

K, then i'll share this and i bet my head no one (here) ever heard of these guys. But first of i like em, i know the drummers niece, he is a friend of mine. This band was really "hot" back in the 60's in the US. But they are of course Swedes as so much other music that was hip in US back in the days :þ

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I finally found a band that look uglier than The Kinks.

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IBM.

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can you number the frames cause frankly I cant read comics the japanese way

The last two pics are amazine

Deadline in 4 days, everyone post your entries!

Incredible

Oh yeah I'm finishing my demo reel atm

Yeah I can't wait for the new 50 cent game as well =)

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Today Ubisoft announced the expansion of its award-winning development teams with the opening of its first production studio in South America.The decision to establish a studio in Sao Paulo was directly tied to the fact that the city is the economic capital of Brazil, itself the economic leader in South America. As well as being a cultural hotspot, with a young and creative population that has shown a passion for new technology and media, Sao Paulo boasts the largest grouping of universities on the continent.

The studio will open its doors in late July with a team of 20 developers and the goal of growing to 200 team members in four years. The opening of Ubisoft Sao Paulo marks a milestone in the group’s expansion, with development studios now on five continents.

“The cultural richness of Sao Paulo, coupled with its leading university network will bring a unique set of fresh talent to Ubisoft’s international development community,” said Christine Burgess-Quémard, executive director of worldwide studios at Ubisoft. “We look forward to tapping into the exceptional talent in South America in order to continue our global expansion.”

After an initial training period, Ubisoft Sao Paulo will work closely with other Ubisoft studios on the development of family-oriented titles for portable and home consoles.

The studio will be headed by Bertrand Chaverot, who has four years’ experience in the country, operating Ubisoft’s Brazilian sales subsidiary from 1999 through 2003. Most recently he served at the company’s headquarters in Paris as managing director of the company’s external development department for Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

http://www.ubi.com/UK/News/Info.aspx?nId=5293

I hope game development finally rockets in Brazil now =)

Quote from PhilipK

Bah. Sweden played like crap

Yeah, the swedish team is way too conservative. They also lack stronger offensive players, as the current ones are pretty lame (except for Ibrahimovic of course but he's kinda hurt and can't do all the work alone D: )